Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, September 3, 1919

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VOL. XXV. NO. 225.

CHICAGO, AVEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1919.

ANOTHER BIG ATTENDANCE

Blue Grass Fair Racing Proves
Attractive to Lexingtonians.

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Idle Hour Purse Appropriately
Won by One of E. R. Brad-
ley’s Representatives.

BREEDERS’ FUTURITY A RICH PRIZE PREPARING FOR NEXT YEAR’S RACING

LEXIXGTOX. Ky., Soptoinber 2. — T1 ip‘ attendance
for the second day of the Blue Grass Fair was near-
ly <H]ual to that of yesterday, and the racinj: on the
whole was Ixdter. The contests were keener and
finishes <-h»ser. The weather was hrinlit and de-
liKhtfnlly «ool. The o]»enint; race was the hlle
Hour Purse, named in recognition of E. R. Brad-
ley’s naturally beautiful luirsery for thoroughbred
horses. The public selected as their choice the
bla<k mare Busy .Toe, bre«l and foaled at Idle
Hour Farm and owned by Mr. Bradley, and they
had the pleasure of seeing her win easily, though
by ;i margin of only a length, the second place
iHung filled by Miss Manage, a head in front <»f
Woodpile, which led for the first half mile. Mani-
curist was not eligible for this race and was with-
drawn. The backers of favorites were in line again
when Mayrese won the second race in a drive
with (Mcely Kay, these two making the running all
the wa 3 ’. The start of this race was jaior. Dandy
Van and Herself being virtually left at the i»ost.
Jo<*kej’ Warrington was engaged to ride Cicely
Ka.v, but failed to put iu an api>earance, Wolsten-
holm taking the mount.

.lolm T. Ireliind’s three-year-old brown gelding
Dark Hill, makii^ his first start in the third race,
scored an impnfssive victory at long odds. He
was off forwanib' ami Avent to the front around
the first turn. Along the backstret<-h the favorite,
Stevenson, challenged and passed him, but only
for a short way. Dark Hill again took command
and held it gamely to the end, winning by a nose
in 1:39%. He is a stout-hearted horse. G, Stone.
;i diminutive black boy, rode his initial race on
Highland Mary.

Bm k Nail was the choice for the fourth race, but
he was never close to the money. View led the
first three-quarters, but Willigan passed him in the
stretch and Dahnbiah II. got up in time to get sec-
ond place by a neck. Starter Morrissey made this
start without a barrier and it was one of his
la*st.

Morrissey made another gtsul. quick start without
a barrier in th^ fifth race. The (’.‘inadian bush
queen, Statim. went to the front and 1 <m 1 for five-
eighths. but died off in the stretch, (’anfield. com-
ing fast on the outside with Miss Wells, the favor-
ite, got to the front in the last scA'ent.v yards and
won by a half length, heads separating Benefactor.
Aldebaran and Tokalon March.

With Ten Starters Gross Value Will Be Over $10,000
— W. J. Young’s Promising String. .

LEXINGTON, Ky.. September 2. — W. J. Young
lias twelve horses in training— five of bis own and
seven for others. StoA-enson, a four-year-old bay
gelding, by Hilarious — Kespohsful, is the senior of
the string. He was a maiden until .lime 30 at
Litonia, Avlien he Avon easily. The other four of
Young’s own fire tAvo-ye.ar-olds. Capt-ain ^lao, a
chestnut • c<dt. hy The Manager — Royal D:iint.v.
hy Roy.^1 Flush HI., is the star of th<‘ quartet. He
is a Aviniier and also tAvico third in fi\’e starts.
His oAvner regards him as :i real prospect for the
Keiitueky Derby and this AA’eek stated that he had
not so long ago refused a “lot of money” for
him. “This is a fast and good horse,” said Young,
as he flopped tlie colt’s mane over to the proper
side of his neck. “With a decent break at the
post. Avhere lie was off twelfth, lie would have aa'oii
the rincinnati Trophy. He closed a hig gap and
Avas coming fast at the finish, Avhere he Avas
beaten only two lengths, a ne<k and two heads.
Ho can run in the mud or on the dry.”

Blnek I’riiice. a black colt, hj* Tony Bonero —
Clothes Brush, by Ben Brush; Bubbles, chestnut
colt, bj’ Pataud — Autumn Leaves, by Prince of
Monaco, and Riddle, a baj* fill.v, by Ellisdale —
Woiidawhy. by Semproniiis, completes the comple-
ment. Black Prince is a two-time Aviniier and a
stunly looking felloAV. Bubbles, aside from being
parrot-mouthed, is a trimlj* made colt, and Riddle
looks as if she may solve the problem next fall.
Her sire, is ji sou of Watercress and La Primera,
by .Toe Hooker, and she is his only representative
of her age.

OITR LITTLE ANN SPEEDY FILLY.

.The only tliree-year-old in the strin g is B recken-
ridge \dh*.v’s bay filly Our Little Ann, b.v I'eter
Quince — Little Oasis. She has never been to tlu-
post, hut she has considerable^ speed, tlnnigh diminn-
liA*e in appearance.

Kenneth D, Alexander has in the stable tAvo
colts h.v Plaudit that liave started, but liaA'e not
won. They are Airdrie, the brown son of Cyntliia,
hy OddfelloAA', and Anticipate, the baj’ son of Au-
tip.athy, b.v Ornament.

(’. W. Parrish’s Woodford, hay colt. 2, by Fair
Play, dam Sanctissima, b.v Lamplighter, and John
S. Barbee’s Sweep Jr,, hay colt, 2, by Sweep —
Evaline (dam of Ed Crump), by Deceiver, liaA*e
started and liaA’o not Avon.

The yearling members of the string are E. C.
Christian’s chestnut colt by Handsel, dam Ex-
perience, and W. SiioAvalter’s oliestiint colt by Brum-
mel, dam Margaret Kent.

Sweep Jr. is eligible to the Breeders’ Futurity,
but it has not as j'ct l)cen determined Avlietlier be
will start. The race is twentj' days aAvay and by
that time he ma.v have sliown sufficient to warrant
his going out for that hig prize. With ten starters
the Breeders’ Futiiritj* this year will have a gross
value of $10,170.

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ORMESDALE TO RETURN TO THE TRACK

RICH STAKES AT HAVRE DE GRACE Stud-X.test

Gossip from Louisville.

Three Avith $10,000 Added to Each and One with
$5,000 Added Offered for Entries.

Tlie advertisement of tlie Harford Agricultural and
Breeders’ Association on Jthc last page of this
issue gives testimon.v to the iicav dcp.irture wliieli
is to elevate Havre de Gra«*e to iiromineiice in tlie
srhenie of Maryland racing. The p<dicy of giving
a niimlMT of stake races of minor value •has lH‘en
ahiiiidoned in favor of a smaller iiimilH’r of such high
value:; as to awaken desire in the minds of any and
all owners for their capture. It Avill foIloAV that
they must inevitably attract the best horses of the
year and give Havre de Grace racing a standing
it has never lieretofore possessed.

Four rich races are offert*d for entries. Taa*o of
these — the Harford Coiinfy Handicap, for tliree-
yenr-olds and OA*er, at a mile and scA’cnty yards,

Avith added, and tlie Potomac Handicap,

for three-year-olds, at a mile and a sixteenth,
Avith $10.(MM», Avill close next Monday, Septemb<*r 8.
The Eastern Shore Stakes, for tAvo-.Aear-olds, at
three-quarters of a mile, Avith $10,0<K) added, will
<lose for entries Tuesdaj' SeptemlK*r 10, and the
Havre de tlraee Haiidieap, for tliree- year -olds and
over, at a mile and an eighth, Avith $10.(KM> added,

is to close Monday, September 22. . Owners sliniild

keep these dates in mind and govern tliemselves
accordingly.

The Havre de Grace meeting will open Septem-
ber 11 and close Septenilier 30.

CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF

One hundred and fifty horses still remain eligible
to start in the $50.0(N) Liitoniu Championship Stakes.

IIoAV difficult it was to Avin at Saratoga may be
ascertained from the fact that no one horse won
more than three races.

There aaIII be three races daily at the St. Joseph,
Mo., Fair, to be held from September 9 to Septeipber
12. Gus Gannon is the secretary and Arthur Mc-
Knight will do the starting.

The Phwnix Hotel Handicap of $1,000, for three-
year-olds and over, at one mile and a sixteenth,
is tlie main attraction for opening day of the
Lexiugtou XaU meetiiiK, Saturday, September IS.

LOriSVILLE. K.V., September 2. — After having
served forty mares last spring Ormesdale, six-j*ear-
old son of Ormondale — Madchen, has been placed in
active training by trainer George Land of the F. J.
Kelley stable. The chestnut horse is going along
Avcll in Ids AA'ork, and Lind is liop<*ful that he Avill
get g(KMl results Avith him during the coming autumn
m<‘ctings in this state. Ormesdale Avas bred hy
Kiehard T. Wilson, and as a t\A*o- year -old Avon the
Keene Memorial Stakes for that tiirfm.in in 191.5.
He Avill he taken to I>*xington AA'ith the rest of tlie
F. J. Kelley horses some time during the present
Aveek.

Jockey Tommy Murctiy, Kay Spence’s high-class
lightAAcight rider, underwent- a minor surgical opera-
tion here since his return from Saratoga, and it is
doubtful if he Avill l3e able to ride before Ijatoiiia
opens. He is able to be up and about, but the iii-
eisioii made in the operation has not resiwiided to
treatment as rapidly as Avas expected.

Frank Rector. Avho raced the erratic horse Sam
McMeekin Avith much success in Kentucky last
spring, is among the recent arrix'als from Sara-
toga. He was among the Kentuckians Avho “drew
a blank” at the Spa meeting.

Ev«*ry stall at Churcliill Downs has been wliite-
AA'ashed and disinfected, and the same treatment
will lie giA-en the stalls at Douglas Park. General
manager Matt J. Winn of the Kentucky Jockey
Club has appointed a sanitarj' inspector for both
tracks, and his duties Avill be to look, after the
cleanliness of tlie stabling facilities at both plants.

Captain James Kinnuriicy, Avho had charge of
the policing arrangements at Churchill Downs and
Litonia lust spring, Avill be employed iu a similar
capacity at the I>*xington track al the coming fall
meeting.

Former jockey Bryant Ott, Avho recently returned
from France, Avhere he Avas u member of the
American Exited it ionary Forces, has resumed liis old
position Avith the George J.. Ling stable. He
brought back a French -bred fox terrier dog, whicli
ho culls “Grizette,” and she and four puppies, to
Avhich she recentlj' gave hirtli, are a hig attraction
around the I»ng stable. “Grizette” has taken kindly
to the thoroughbreds of the establishment ainj she
ami her family of “allies” visit each stall several
times a da^’ to iiobuub wiUi Uu; liorses.

Owner G. W. Beardmore Adds Five Head to String
— Stanhope II. Dead — Canadian Gossip.

TORONTO, Out., September 2. — That local horse-
men have confidence in the resumption of racing in
Canada is evidenced by the preparations being made
for next year. George W. Beardmore who last
spring Avon the King’s Plate Avith I..adder of Liglit,
lias added fiA’c head to liis string, which he pur-
chased from Mrs. L, A. Livingston. They arriA'ed
at Womihine I’ark last Friday from Pontiac Farm,
(’ohoiirg. Out. The (|iiiiitet are in charge of trainer
Joseph Doaiio. and although yet unbroken, they Avill
be pointed for the Plate and other events for
Canadian-bred liorses next season.

Four throe -jear- olds and one tAA’o- year -old make
lip the string, tlieir names and breeding as follows:

Almighty Dollar, b. g. 3, by Bowling Brook —
.\tlilene.

Apple of Sodom, b. f, 3, by Stanhope II. — Ada-
lim* M.

LiA'ely Sleeper, hr. f, 3. by Stanhope II. — .\delc
Harding.

Silver DuAvn, b. f, 3, by Stanhoiie II.— Scotch
Mist.

Wandering Wood, b. f, 2, by Kingship — Present
Arms.

Recently Mrs. Livingston sold to Harry V. Colt,
of Geneseo, N. Y., five two-year-olds and six three-
year-olds, Avhich cleans out the older division of her
Canadian-bred string.

The ten yearlings still at Pontiac- Farm will all
be shiiiped to trainer Doane in the near future by
Mrs. Livingston, to lie broken at Womlbine. It is
possible that Mr. Beardmore may also purchase this
haml of juveniles, many of Avhich are fashionably
bred. Following are their i>cdigrees:

Bay fill.v, by Stanhope II. — Hebe.

Clips » ntiffrny, 1iy*Tv | irgsitiiH— Aflrora Ruby.

(’hestnut filly, by Galatine — Mary Bud.

Bay filly, by Kingshiii — Present Arms.

Bay gelding, by Stanhope II. — Kermess, brother to
K:ima.

Ray gelding, by Staiihoi>e II. — Simlah.

Bay filly, by Stanhoiie II. — Flagging Spirit.

• 'BroAvii filly, by Stanhope II. — Missing Link, a
sister to Liuldcr of Ligiit.

Bay filly, by Kingship — Adeline M.

Bay filly, by Stanhope II. — Athlene.

ONE OF CANADA’S MOST SUCCESSFUL SIRES,

Tlie latter youngster is now an orphan. Her dam
died shortly after foaling, and Stanhope II. was
destroyed last week. He AA'as twenty -two years old
and had not only lieoome mean, hut had outlived his
usefulness as a sire. Although this gocnl son of
Florizel II. neA’er raced, he aams one of the most
successful sires that ever stood in Canada and sent
many Avimiers to the post. His most recent triumph
AA'as marked by the victory of l-^dder of Light in!
this j'ear’s King’s Plate. I

Tartarean Avas another Plate winner sired by
Stanhope II. Kama and Kingly are other sons of
the fanunis sire to earn fame, among tlie latter’s
many victories being the $."i,00() Toronto Cup at
Wootlbino. Stanhope II. stooil seventeen liands high
and Aviion iu condition Aveighod 1,350 pounds.

Kingship is noAv the only sire remaining at Pon-
tiac Fann, and of the sixteen mares tliere five of
them liaA'ft foals hy the son of Hdrim.

With the shipment from Pontiac Farm came Mr.
L. Davies’ Impress, Avhich has been mated Avith
Kingship.

Trainer John Walker has purchased from the
Thoriieliffe Stable the three -year -old Bugle March.
He is at WoiMlhine Park, and it is Mr. Walker’s
intention to educate liiiu for steeplechase facing.
.Vnothi'r prosiM‘ct for cross-country racing being
schc:cdc‘d at that course is Charles Crew’s 1‘eppc‘r
Sauce*. He is in charge of ex -steeplechase jockey
Eddie Kelly and is taking to jumping in promising
style.

With no immediate prospect of racing here this
.vear, T. Maher has decided to turn out the three -
year-old Plymouth Rock, by Rockville, and the two-
3 'ear-old Gallant tlrooni, by Galatine — Bride laine.
Both have lK*en in training at Woodbine all season
and have Avorked well.

Trainer John Graver is likely to ship Goblet and
Fncle John to Kentucky for a fall campaign. Both
huA’e been rested up liere during the summer, but
are now in actiA'e training again.

Word reached here from Saratoga that George
Simons’ Mandarin has gone Avroiig, as has also tlie
Caimdian-hrc d Master Fox.

NUCKOLS, JR., NEW ORLEANS STEWARD

LEXINGTON. Ky., September 2. — Sam C. Niickols,
Jr., of Versailles. secrt*tary of the Kentucky State
Racing Commission, and one of the stewards at the
Kentucky Jockey rinb’s rac*e meetings, has b<*en
named as one of the tliree stewards for the winter
meeting of the Business Men’s Racing Association
at the NeAv Orleans Fair Groniids. A report from
Ncav Orleans is to the effect that the other two
stewards will lie Joseph A. Miirpiiy of St. lyjuis and
J. B. Campbell of New Orleans.

As regards his oavii employiiieiit, Mr, Nuckols.
Avlio Avas liere today to attend the Blue Grass
Fair, made confirmation of the report, Vut as to
whom his associates in tlie stand will be he liad
no information to impart, hut he did saj' that he
has accepted the upi>oiutment with the under-
standing that the three stewards shall have ei^ual
authorit/. _ „

SPECIAL EDITION

MUDDY GOING AT BELMONT

Changed Track Conditions Bring
Scratching and Small Fields.

Hildreth’s Thunderclap Defeats
the Favorite, Over There, in
the Jerome Handicap.

NEW YORK. N. Y., September 2. — Rain, which
fell the night before, rendered the Belmont Park
I'onrse muddy today and aa’jjs re*<ponsihle for several
Avithdrawals. tlie Jerome Handicap, for three-year-
olds, the day’s stake feature, lieing tlie chief suf-
ferer thereby. In tliis race S. C. Hildreth’s Pur-
chase, assigned top Aveight of 1.3S pounds, the s.ame
OAA'iier’s Lord Brighton and Passing Sliower Avere
scratched, leaving Thunderclap to carry the Hil-
dreth colors. Over There, the main reliance of tlie
W. R. Coe stable, and War DriA'e, an added starter,
being the most prominent contestants.

Over There, on liis good form disiilayed at Sara-
toga, Avas installed an odds-on favorite in the .Te-
rome. lieiiig coupled Avith the other Coe starter,
Athlone.

The result. lioAvever, Avas a surprise when Tliun-
derclap. S. C. Hildreth’s recent acquisition, prove<l
tlie Avinner. Over Tliere soon raced to the front
and led until Axell in the stretch. Thunderclap
tlien raced up on the outside, and umler a drive
<*ame aAAay to Avin hy a safe margin. Interest wa*
stimulated In the meeting of Tliumh*relap and Oxer
There, as the former was until a fcAV days ago
trained hy W. II. Karri<-k, avIio has Over Tlien^
in charge for W. R. (’oi*. The liorse AA'as sfdd to
J. E. Mailden, avIio in turn ilisposed of him to
S. (’. Hildreth. The latter proved his Judgment to
be correct Avhen the improving Vuleain — Bandana
I three-.vear-old took the measure of such a star
mud runner as his former stahlemate.

Frank W.-iters took the first race from an indif-
ferent hand of platers after beinlg AAell supiiorted
j at a# liberal price.

Goblin proved best in the steepleclia.se after a
gocMl contest with Gnllflight. The two ran closely
aligned for almost the entire distance. Goblin, in
taking the last two hurdles, swerved out badly,
losing ground, but under a steadying ride had speed
enough to hold (Dillflight safe.

Biff Bang repeated his last winning race by tak-
ing the third from J. K. Madden’s Lirghetto by
a scant margin.

COE ENTRY RUNS ONE, TWO.

'Tlie Coe .stable was snecessfdl in the fifth race
Avheii Star Court and Masked Dancer ran one, two.
The latter led until in the final eighth, Avliere
Star ('ourt, Avhioh liad been in closest pursuit, took
tlie lead. Thelma E., running a good race, AA*as
third.

F. Williams, the steeplechase rider, has decided
not to ride in France, he liaviug contracted to riile
for the stables of J. W. Gwathmej' and T. J. Don-
ahue for the remainder of the racing season.

Judge James J. (jiiiim of California and well-
known as a former racing official Avas a visitor,
it being his first trip east in some years.

In future the first race will lie called at 2:.30
p. m. jiromptly each daj'. This is made neoessar.A*
in order to liaA'c efficient and tiim*l.v railroad
service and is r<*«pieste«l hj' the Lmg Island Rail-
road.

J<H* M<*L>niiaii was at the track toilay in the in-
terests of HaVre de Grace, for which the stake
entries cdose next Monday. “My chief object, how-
OA'er,” said Mr. McLennan, “is to intervicAV the
I'.orsemen and those eoncerneil to a<ld some nexv
features for the fall meeting. I just Avant to find
out Avhat sort of races would suit the horseauen.
Wo have three $10.(XM) stakes to be run on each
of the Satimlays, but AV'e are willing to put on two
or three more features to be run on the middle days
of tlie Aveek, and I want to get an idea of the condi-
tions that Avonld be acceptable to owners and bring
out representative fields. The nexv owners of Havre
de Gnice Avish to encourage an increase in stakes
and purses, hut it is no use putting on stakes un-
less we can get the horses of the better quality to
run for them. If I meet Avith any sort of resi>onse
from the horsemen I feel certain there will be two
or three new stakes inaugurated.”

ETHEL GRAY BADLY INJURED.

Mr. Montford Jones’ filly Etiiel Gray was so
badly kicked on the inside of her left leg that it
Avill probably lie tliree or four AA'eeks before she can
be raced again. It was this injury that was re-
sponsible for the bad shoAviiig she made in the Hope-
ful Stakes at Saratoga last Saturday,

Roaiu'^r has been sent to tlie Sliutts Farm, New
Jersey, and turned out for the jear. If he re-
coA'crs from his lameness bj' next sjiring he Avill
be trained again.

No one Avill lose any more money on He Will.
Fred BurlcAv, his oAvner, gax'e him aAvuy to a doctor
in Saratoga, the horse having broken down so badly
th;it it would be almost ImiKissible to train him.

Willis Sharpe Kilmer is probably one of the most
liberal owners of the fashionable circle, lit pre-

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tluTt Dodge will make a first-rate long-distance ,.|,thusiastic about the organization, and a campaign appreciation of our t fforts.

runner again. ^vill lie launched to interest all of the liorse breeders. “MMie purchase of additional land will enable us

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test. - nier at Saratogii ho made the speedy Sun Briar gal-

(d) To co-operate with national, state and local
horse sliows, recognized racing associations and
commissions, horse breeding associations, jockey

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TELEGRAPHIC FORM

The horses which seem best in Wednesday’s races
are:

Belmont Park, N. Y., ScptemlK*r 2.

1 — L>rd Brighton, Os^pxuK Right Angle,
li — I/Enjolcur. Saiilwria, Miss Sterling.

3— Davil Harum, Simpleton, Siigarniint.

4— S. C Hildreth entry. Star Master, Royce Reads.

.5 — Lnciis, John I. Day, Grapliic. •

6_DOMIMgUE, W. R. Coe entry. Captain Al-

cock.

F. J.' Ortell.

BuflMilo'K Helnioiit Park llan«1icai».

1— I»rd Brighton, (.l.sgood, Toto, Right Angle.

2— L’Enjoleiir, Sanberia, Miss Sterling.

3 — David Hanini, Simph toii, American Boy. Devil

iKig.

4 — I,r< I'LLm:, star Master. Vah»r. ('orn M'assel.
r, — Kucius. Mary Bidle. John I. Day. Graphii-.

6 — (Meopatra, Dominique, Captain Alcoek, Service
Star.

Ob.s€*rver’« Ilclmont Park Handicap.

l_M'oto. I>ird Brigliton, Right Anglo, Osgood,

L*— L'Enjoleur. Miss Sterling, Saiilieria.

3— David Harum, American Boy, Simpleton,

Sugnrniint. «

4 — S. C. Hildreth entry, Royce Rools, Star Master,

Corn M'assel.

fe— Mary Be.lle, Lucius. Jolui 1. Day, Graphic.

6 — (MiFOPAM'RA, Dominique, Service Star, Faisan
Dore.

lop one mile in 1:36% (a now' American record) clubs and to assist in providing classes and purses
to beat him in the Delaware Handicap. After the for animals of any army type or for animals from

and the l)r(*ediiig industry is full of promise.

“It is fortunate that many recent recruits to
facing are men of wealth,’’ said Mr. Wilson in con-
cluding, “as racing is a luxury. MMie breeding of
tlioronghhreds calls for both money and brains as
wtdl as infinite patience and fortunate is lie who
can break even and have his pleasure as w’ell. MMio
giM»d, however, wliich conics to tlie country at large
through the perpetuation of the tlioroughbr(‘d is
sufficient eompeiisation to most of us tliough every
man likes to see his colors in front. It is m.v be-

Havre de Grace Handicap Midway will be pointed whicli to breed sneli tjpos. giM»d, however, wliieh comes to tlie country at larg

for the $7,5<M> AiiiiaiKilis Handicap, a race of one (e) To assist iu the location and proenromout of perpetuation of the tlioroughbr«*d i

mile and a h.ilf, for three-year-olds and over, stallions for use of tlie army remount service. sufficient compensation to most of us tliough ever

that will be decided at Liiirel oh October 11, and (f) To gather and compile such information as ^ ^ ^ colors in front. It is my be

afler that he will train for the $10,000 Bowie may Ik' of value regarding local prices and numbers sufficient iinmbe

Cup and the $.5.(MK) Pimlico Autumn Cup. available of horses and mules for sale to tTut army spirited men to keen racing and breeding

MMiere are about 300 Jiorses stabled at Havre de and in ginieral to render all assistance ivissible to .. ,

Grace and many more arriving daily to take part the remount service in tlie procurement and breeding

in the fall meeting, wliieli opens September 11. of animals. —

of animals. —

(g) To assist the remount ser\ice in proturing remount servlet' either in the IMiited States,

WORK-OUTS OVER EASTERN COURSES 7 - " 7 " "h"

remoitnt ser\ice, ^ joia fiie association w’lthin one year from the date

(h) To conduct a campaign of publicity hnd edn- ^ organization

XEW YORK. X. Y.. Snitembcr ^ -ng hcra. and Hogalar-ll, Tlioao eligible as Carter members

operations tins morning ever tbe ixmg to tbe arm, ami to association within one ,ear

or with the American Expeditionary Force who
join the association within one year from the date
of its organization.

Regular — (1) Those eligible as charter members

were few’ in numbers owing to the sloppy condition
of the courses. The following were among the best:

Obscrver’.s HIiio Gra^.s Fair llamlicap.

1 J. J. MURDOCK, Billie B., Maud Bacon.

I’remium.

2 — Viva (Miba, Spartan Boy, Tom I.rf)gan. Pindar.

3— Miss Wright. Poveriiia, Bars and Stars, Neg.

4 — Ladylove, Mamie ()., Diiity, Roy Atkin.

5 — Lucile P., Tokalon March, Bac, Broom Sw’eep,

MUDDY GOING AT BELMONT

(Continual from firi^t page.)

sented Ids trainer, Henry ^IcDaiiiel, with $1,000
when his horse Sun Briar broke a track record at
Saratoga, and lias aw’arded liim a half share of
tlie Saratoga <Mip stake won by Exterminator of
$.5.3."»0. Mr. Kilmer is setting a good example in
recognizing tlie fact that the preparation of a horse
is the foundation of success and is a far more
important factor in racing than is generally con-
ceded.

It liKiks as if Walter Jennings and tlie Ma-
eomber stable are breaking their streak of ill luck.
War (Moiid broke the ice by running probably one
of the best races in his career.

“There is no question that Cudgel is averse to the
going or tlie reverse dire«*tion of travel at Belmont
I,»ark.’’ said Mr. Bedw’cll after the defeat of the
horse in the Belmont Park Autumn Handicap. It
was iioticealde that Cudgel did not run with that
free .m fion for wMiich he is noted.

Max Hirsch has dei-idod to run Papp on the flat
again in the fall. He seh«K»led him over the jumps
for a while and he went at the obstacles so rapidly
that Ids trainer thought it better to give him an-
oth*T eliHiice on tlie flat.

Jockeys Erickson and Liftus have arrived from
Montreal, where they rode *in Monday's races.

Outside of the Jerome Handicap the program was
ordinary, cheap selling platers and maiden two-
jear-old$ being at the top and bottom of tbe card.

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At Jamaica.

Weather cloudy; track sloppy —

26 — Aed Test, five-eightlis in 1:13%.

28 — Betty J., tliree-eigliths in 40.

19 — Eildie Rickenbacl.er, half mile in 52%.

— Grapliic, five-eighths in 1:0."»%.

July 28 — Hohey Baker, half mile in 52%.

5 — My lauddie, three-eighths in 40.

32 — Right Angle, half riiile in 52.

20 — Retrieve, three-eighths in 40.

May (5 — Summer Sigh, three -eighths in 39%.

28 — Younoed, three-quarters in 1:20%.

At Belmont Park Training Track.

Weather cloudj*; track sloppy —

30— ('onstancy, half mile in .53%.

— Black Jester, half mile in 53.

24— Enfilade, half mile in 51%.

7 — Efficient, tliree-quaitors in 1:24. *

.5— Fait Aeeonipli. lialf mile in 55.

1.5 — (ilen Light, half mile in 57. *

31— Head Over Heels, three-eigliths in 38%.

— Ijad’s Ikivc, tliree-qnarlers in 1:23.

— Lady Kmanline, mile in 1:.51.

26^- Lady of tlie Like, lialf mile in .53.

23 — Motor Cop, lialf mile in .53%.

30 — Mark West, half mile in 56.

29 — Natnrulist, mile iu 1:51.

— Old (Jold. half mile in ,55.

26— Rose d’Or, three-quarters in 1 :26.

30 — Squire (Miarlie, five-eighths iu 1:11%.

8 — Tlie Wagoner, three-eighths in 38,

— Uiiele’s Lissie, tliree-iiuarters iu 1:18%.

At Havre do Grace.

HAVRE DE GRA(’E. Md., September 2.— Mhe
following were the best work-outs over the Har-
ford ('ouiity i-ourse this morning; . .

July 2 .\ntoinett«‘, three-quarters in 1:21.

— Austral, lialf mile in .53%.

June 2.5— Annette Teller, three-eighths in 40.

33 — .\sslgn, five-eighths in LW.

— Alli\’bii, lialf mile in .52.

12 — Baelielor’s Bliss, mile in 1:15.

— Bar One, three-quarters in 1:21.

— Itaby Raseh, mile in 1:48.

June 18--Betsy, three-quarters in 1:20.

^ 28 — Brutus, tliree-eigliths in 37%.

July 2 — Blazonry, three-quarters in 1:24%.

— Bonnie Kettie, three-quarters in 1:10.

— C.irroll. mile in 1:48.

• —Col. Murpliy. three-eighths in 38.

— Capital (Mty, mile iir 1:47%.

— Coronado, three-quarters in 1:17%.

— ('alvert, tliree-qnarters in 1:25.

3.3— Dolimi, mile in 1:48.

May 29 — Driffield, three -eighths in 38.

29 — Duchess Lace, five-eighths in 1:05.

June 2«j — Dairyman, fivo-eightlis in 1:04%.

I — Frizeur, three-eighths in 38.

— Fountain. Fay, five-eighths in 1:08.

— Gala Dress, lialf mile in 51.

33 — Galway, three-quarters in 1:19.

— Hank O’D.iy. mile in 1:45.

^ July 1 — Indolence, three-cinarters in 1:18%.

—Joseph P. Murpliy, seven -eighths in 1:33.

^ —Jack Healy, five-eighths in 1:0<;.

^ — Kewessa, three-quarters in 1:21.

* — Little Ed, lialf mile in 49.

' 8 — Malioncy. mile in 1;4S%. *

— Marie (’oiinell, five-eiglitlis in 1:08.

— Mistice Pride, three-iiuartcrs in 1:25.

— Murray, thrcc-eightlis in 3S.

3 — -Nancy Ann. llirce-eightlis in 39%.

— K. Beal, seven-idgliths in 1:35%.

^ 3:1— Orlando of Havana, five-eighths in 1:07.

26 — Overcast, three-quarters in 1:19,

P — Pilsen, h.alf mile in .53%.
t 33^Puts and Calls, tliree-qiiarters in 1:24.
e — Prince Henry, three-quarters iu 1:17.
t — Pulaski, three-quarters iu 1:19.

t — Uevoliitiou. three-quarters in 1:18.

— RolM'dia. five-oigliths in 1:09.
t June 5 Rey el IMeasanton. five-eighths in 1:04%.
s Refngeo, three-quarters in 1:14%.

y 33 — 8ylvaiio, mile in 1:45.

— Say, five-».ighths in 1:05%. .

3.3 The B. Igi.aii 11.. mile in 1:47.
a — 'Fail II., mile in 1:47.

— 'True as Steel, half mile in 52.
s —Tattle, five-eighths in 1:06.

33 — Thorn Bloom, three-quarters in 1:25.

L —Widow Bedotte, three-quarters in 1 : 18 .

gather and compile such historical and other data organization.

as may be required for this purpose. officers of regular army, nation.nl guard and

(i) To encourage elubhoiise facilities at remount reserve corps that have not been in the

depots for the benefit of officers stationed tliere u^zn^ount senice of tlie United States Army.

and for members of the association.^ ^ ^3^ Members of national, state and local horse

(j) To make a study of all questions pertaining allows, recognized racing associations and commis-

to the breeding of the army type of horses an jsjons liorse breeding associations, jockey clubs,

draw up rocommendatons to be submitted to the steeplechase or polo associations, and such

proper authorities, embodying the ideas and sug- similar associations as may be approved by

gestions of the association. ^1^ board of directors.

(k) To arrange for the publication of an official Associate— Any persons interested in liorsemanship

organ or to select some existing publication as such, breeding. All members sliall be in the

(l) To encourage the establishment of polo fields, association, the object of state brandies

jumping courses and race tracks in connection with provide an organization in the state to

remount depots and army posts and, in fact, to
encourage all sports tliat cause a greater demand
and therefore greater production of horses.

carry out the purposes of the as.sociation.

Memliers sliall be elected in the following manner:
Honorary — Proposals for honorary membership

(m) To assist 4n the proirwti^ of an esprit de petition addressed to the secretary and

corps In the reraotmt service. signed by at least five charter or regnfar members

tn) To help determine the best tjpe of horse association. Such names w’ill be acted upon

for each of the army purposes, to encourage tlie first regular or special meeting after their

establishment of an experimental breeding ^'^m and receipt. Names of those to be voted on for hon-
to eiieourago endurance tests and comiK'titions be- pr.ary monibcrship will bo posted on the associa-
tween tlie different types and breeds of horses. .. Liard at least ten davs iirior to the

(o) To accept and receive gifts in cash or silver niecting.

receipt. Names of those to be voted on for hon-
orary membership will ho posted on the associa-
tion bulletin Liard at least ten days prior to the

plate and such other gifts, legacies and iKMjuests
as would serve to carry out the piiriioses of the
association.

(p) To hold an annual reunion at the time of the (jirectors.

Charter and Regular - .\pplication to be made in
writing to the secretary by the person desiring
membersliip and to be acted uikui by the lioard of

annual meeting to bring together those who have
served in the remount service and tliose who have
become interested in it.

ALL CLASSES OF HORSEMEN REPRESENTED.

M'he executive committee is made nP of men from
New York to Ualifornia and from Wisconsin to
Kentucky. All of these men have liad eousiderable
exiK*rience with animals, and all of tliom saw’ serv-
ice ilnriug the woihl war. There are thoroughbred,
saddle horse, trotting and pacing as well as lieavy
horsemen npreseiited. Incidentally, there are a
few of the best known polo players in the eoniitry
iu the list. MMiere is only a sprinkling of regular
officers representi'd, .and they have proved that !
they know liorses and are d.ved- in -tlie- wool en-
thusiasts w’hen it comes to the boosting of the
breeding of animals.

Associate— Api>lieation (o be made in writing to
the secretary by the person desiring membership,
to be indorsed by an honorary, <4iarter or regular
member and to be acted upon by the board of
directors.

BREEDING STATES TO BE REPRESENTED.

It is planned at present to got every horse breed-
ing state representeil on the executive committee.
MMirough the members of the eoniiniltee campaigns
will be started in every state looking toward the
iK’ttcrmeiit of breeding conditions. MMie campaign
will not In* waged along one particular line in tli<!
hope of prodiK’ing a lietter light artillery horse or
heavy draft horse, but will embrace all classes of
animals that are represented in tlic army. How-
ever, particular attention xvill he paid to the cavalry

horse, as that branch of the service lias lieen han-
Followirig is a list of the meinhers of tlie cxecu- dicappod for many years because of lack of proper
tivc committee and their addresses: mounts.

Lieut. -(tol. R. 11. Williams, Jr., No, 1 Broad- Those fostering the movement are of the opinion
wa3’. New Y’ork: ^laj. W. IMunkett Stewart, Uom- that by going to tlie bottom of tilings the re-
mereial M'nist Ituilding, Philadelphia: Maj. Jami'S mount association will Ik> able to help immeasurably.
W. Appleton, Ipswich, Mass.; Maj. Jolm R. Val- In order to do tills it is planned to eo-oi>erate
eiitine, Higliinnd Farm. Bryn Mawr, I’a.; Maj. with county and state fairs in the giving of prizes
Henry L. Bell, Bayside, L. I., N. Y.; C'ol. John S. to stimulate the production of lietter liorses.

Fair, (Jeiioral Staff, Washington, I). U.; Col. Letcher The American Remount Association inemlHTs hope
Hardeman, Rapidan. Culpepper County, Va.; Maj. to help develop the inherent love of animals which
A. A. Cederwald, Wa.shington, D. (’.; Capt. Fletcher lies in the breast of all. During the past twenty
Harper, Remount Depot. Linda Vista, Cal.; Maj. years there lias been a decided falling off in the
Hajden W, Wagner, Newbnrg. N. Maj. William interest in horses except. in certain circles. The.
J. Littauer, Mount Morris, N. Y'.; Maj, Howard Remount Association wants this interest to become
Stout Neilson. Althea F.nrm, Darian, Conn.; Col. general.

George W. Winterburn, General Staff, Washington, When the remount service began choosing officers
D. C.; Maj. II. I. Nicholas, No. 7 Wall street. New’ and men for W'ork in the United States and later
York; Lieut. -Col.^T. F. Tuulbee, Washington. D. C.; overseas during the great W’ar it W’as surprising the
Col. F. S. Armstrong, Washington, D. C.; Col, Stan- number of men who acknowledged that they knew

ley Koch, Washington, D. C.; Lieut. -Col. 11, D. nothing of handling of anima

This applied even

I Muniiikuj’sen, Washington, D. (L; Lieut. -Col. II. A., to some of the men who had lived on farms. A
IMckert, 230 Avery street, Detroit, Mich.; Maj. J. large percentage of men W’ho knew horses fairly w’ell
T. Sallee. Washington, D. C.; Maj. A. J. M bite, vvere ignorant of the art of caring for harness ami

Middleburg. Va.; Maj. Victor C. Matlier, Haver- other horse eqniiunent.

ford. Pa.; ]NI:ij. W. 1*. Hawle.v, (Mialliam, N. Y.; During the past two years thousands of Ameri-
Maj, Burns Henrj’. 1940 Kenohscot Building, De- cans have been taiiglit imicli alniut animals and the

troit, :\Iieh,: Capt. Robert Neustailt, HMM) G avenue, ij«»nmuiit Association is deterniineil that this knowl-

Coroiuu'o, Cal.L Maj. S. H. Bell. Wooster, Ohio; shall not be lost. It is honed that the state

Capt. S. It. Wing, Old Westbury, L. I.. N. Y.; ciuiiity fairs, as well as trotting, pacing, gaited

Maj. A. (*. Schwartz, Plaza Hotel, New’. York; Maj. a„i,„als and thoroughbred organizations will co-
R. S, Mariiig, IMaiiitield, N. J., and Lieut. M, F. operate with the assoeiation in its aims,
de Baruevilie, Washington, D. C. Prior to tlie entrj’ of the United States into tlie

war there was a tendem-y to get away from the

MEMBERSHIP AND RULES.

, horse. He was t«K) slow. But many men who Iiavc

MMiere are four eiasses of ineniliership in the seen mounted service or, for that matter, many who
association — liouorary, charter, regular and associate, have been in tlie held for the past two years do not
There are also .provisions made for life members, want to get exercise to and from tlieir offices by
The proposed rules laid down for Hie four classes walking each day. There is not enongli exhilaration
follow: in it. MMiat a greater demand for riding horses will

Honorary —MMie honorar.v memliers of Hi** associa- grow out of this desin* to get **iit in the *»pen in

Hon shall b»* Hie (Mii**f of .Staff of the Cnite*! States aftt'rnooiis fifter working hours is tlie belief of many
Army; the S«‘cr*>tary <»f Agriculture; General John members of the r»*mount service. •

J. Persliing: th** (Miie^ of, kenioiint SiTVice,

If the association meets with anticipated success

Army; 'the (Miief of the Bureau of Animal a cinblioiise will Ik* erect**d in some state where it

Imlustr.v, ami such *»Hiers as the association maj’
elect from time to time.

will Ik* iK>ssibU* f*»r iiu'inhers to sojourn for hunting,
tisliing and riding. At present the membership is

Charter — All present and past commissioned and over one hundred. These members came in without
enlisted members of the Remount Service of the solicitutuu and it is' believed that when the drive
United Stateg Army who have been on duty with is over there will be a thousand enrolled.

Wednesday, September 3, 1919

DAILY. RACING FORM.

BELMONT PARK FORM CHART

NEW YOKK. N. Y.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1»19. It. lmc.iit Park. ,la.v. Uar-

my Assori. it ioii. Autmnii Mcetiny of IL* thi.vs. Weather slioWcry; tcini>eniture 78 .

Steward to Represent J/ukey F. R. llitelieoik. Judyt^. L\ H. IVttiiiyiU ami E. C. Smith.

Starter. Mars ('assid.v. Raeiny Seeretar.v. A. McL. Earloeker.

Raeiny starts at HA."* p. m. (riiieayo time 1:4.7 p. m,). W indicates wliip. S spurs, R blinkers Fiy-
ures m parentheses followiny the distance of each race indicate date, track record, aye of horse and
weiyht earned. *Indicates apprentice allowance. •

^OCrO^ FIRST RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs Mam Course. (Oct. 11. 1907 — ItH^s — 4 — 124.) Purse
^*000 i $800. 3-y.ear-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner S600; second, S126;
third, $75.

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.5>» T Ron an

II A Boil mo

:t(

G-5

37 87 7 AMPinON

S 117

.5 .1

,;T.i

' G-® .1 Gb monts

R .Ncyhart

20

:’,o

•A)

s

1

HLAGK LEAF

•J 191

7 7

7 7 7

7 J Hoff hr

K G AA'indiiiill

20

20

20

s

4

Index ■ Horses

AWtFl'St U

% Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

O

H

C P

1- 1‘ lA J Hutwell

A A Reilly

10

12

S 3

S'* ::i 2‘ T Nolan

J J Murphy

9-5

11-i

r.9-5 4-1

2* 2‘ :r- T Rowan

E F Whitney

12

15

15 5

4' 4-’ R Troxler

Marrone Stable

:i

4

:{ G-l

4i .5=® 52^ T Rice

Grown Stable

:i

41. S-;

G* 6- (P G Walls

T O Moore

12

20

20 8

7 7 7 H Swart

AA’ Stockton

G

10

10 4

1:15%, 1:23. Track muddy.

Potomac (trained by O. Grosthw’aite;

bred

by

Mr. I

Time, 1:22%. Track good.

■Winner— ('ll. c. by Hamburg— Rallet. by Ren RrusU (trained by .7. Owens: bred by Greentree Stable).

■\Vent to post at :7:34. At post 1 minute. Start poor and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. L.\1VS LOVE, a prominent contender from the start, came with a rush through the lioinestretch
and wore the tiring \ -\GI E down in th»‘ last eighth. The latter set a fast earlv pace and drew awav
into a big lead, but tired in the stretch drive. .Ml SirAL HONOI’RS ran a game race I)KL-\WARE
never tigure<l seriously. srXNYL.XNO qui t badly after g<»iug tlie Hrst half.

FOURTH RACE — About 3 Miles. United Hunts Double Event Steeplechase (Second
iOOOO Part). Purse $2,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner
$1,750 and Cup.

428.74 FRANK WATERSwii 4 112 :i G

43161 HJT.hllPXER wu G 11.7 .7 4

43190*WAWP.EEK w 4 104 G 2

43190 APP’TOX WISKE wn .7 112 7 3

42949 HOHOKTS wn .1 112 4 1

23788 STEP ASIDE w G 112 1 7

4 2892 ♦DR. RAE n 2 100 2 7

T, Oxn.trdl.

Went to ]M>st at ^‘:47. At imst 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. FRANK WATERS followed the leader iimler slight restraint in the earl.v running, saved ground
on the .stretch turn and drew clear when called on, but was under h:ird pressure at the end to with-
stand GLEH'NER’S challenge. The latter gained steadily in the last quarter, but was tiring at the
linish. WAWREEK. awa.v forwardl.v, raced API‘LETOX WISKE to defeat and hebl on gamely at the
<*nd. APPLE'ro.X WISKE showed the most early speed, but was inclined to run «>ut on the last turn
and in the stretch. HOHOKPS tired. DR. RAE was emwded back at the start.

Serat<he«l — 43.76K Nan Knoehr. 102; 43137-Orderly, IIS; 42906 Our Xephtw, IIS; I.S.'il.j Elderken, 112.

Overweights — Hohokus. 1 pound.

ylQCrQQ SECOND RACE— About 2 Miles. (June 4. 1919—4:08% — &— 136.) Steeplechase. Purse
'^OOOO $800. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances. Net value to winner $600;
second. $125; third. $75.

Index Horses AWtPPSt 3 6 9 12 Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S

Index Horses

AWtPPSt 5 10 15 IS Fin Jockeys

O H O P

(43028)RARKLIE G 142 4 2 lU 22 P V 1" U H Or f’dMrsWM.7effords G-5 G-". 9-101-2 out

43551 2ROBERT OLIVER N 120 2 14 li 2'" 2’* 22« S Kenn’dvW R ('oe 2 2.’. 2 7-lfoilt

(43575)U. OOODFELLUW 5 127 .> 2 .22 2i 2'*. 2'»2'-0 Danion lh A ('lark 2 2( 9-.7 2-5 out

40247 GUI.LFLIGHT 4 132 1 4 2‘i 4 4 4 4 F Wili'ms Mrs W A Prime G s' 3 2 out

Time. 6:26. Track good.

Winner— Rr. g, by :\Iigraine— Flora iVunona, by Florist (trained by M. Daly; bred bv Mr. Jerome R.
Respess),

Went to post at 3:.76, At post 1 minnte. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. R.\RKL1E. nmcii tlie l»est, set a good earl.v pace and was eased up at the eiul. but his rider’s over-
contidence nearly eost him the race. RORERT OLIVER raced closer up than usual and came Avith a rush
at the end. RORIN GOODFELLOW tired badly. G( LLFLIGHT quit. •

FIFTH RACE— About 1 1-4 Miles, terminal Handicap, Purse $600. 3-year-olds and
4 upward. Gentleman Riders. Net value to winner $450: second, $100.

Index Horses

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin .Tockeys

O II C P

40480 GORLIX w 4 145 2 2 P 1‘ P V 1« I. ('hcy.ne .7 E Davis 4-5 1 4-5 out-

40247 Gl’LIA'LlGHT w I 145 2 2 2 22<» 2"« 2i®«2‘«‘'F Will’nis W A Prime G-5 G-5 G-5 out—

IRISH GIRL HI. w 10 149 1 1 2‘ 2 2 2 .2 T Fen’sey C H AVombell 15 20 15 2 out

Time, 4:30%. Track muddy.

Winner — rii. g. by Isidor — Fairy Sprite, by Voter (trained by .M. Ready: bred by Mr. .7obn Sanford).
Went to post at 3:11. At pist 1 minute. Start goml and slow. W«»n easily; second and tliird driv-
ing. GORLIN held the race safe all the Ava.v. but lost considerable ground at the fem*es b.v jumping out.
then drew away when eliallenged in tl»e last eighth ami won in :i canter. GrLI,.FLIGHT saved gnmnd
wliere possible ami made a game eflort wlien called on, but tired near the end. IRISH GIRL III. fenced
<arefully and linked sin‘ed.

ygOPCCO third race— 6 1-2 Furlongs Straight. (July 17, 1915— 1:03%— 2— 106.) Purse $800.
2-year- olds. Selling. Net value to winner $600; second, $125; third, $75.

Index Horses

A AVt I

•1

St

% %

% Str Fin

Jockeys,

Owners

0

II

C P

S

(435I3)H1FF RANG

w n no

G

r,

4*

4'

41

11

P Mu.sg’veA Miller

G

8

8 3

7-

4 3.561* LA RGHETTO

w’ 97

2

.3

11

21

2f

->1 T

J TMeri e

J E Madden

X

10

7 2.'

G-

( 43231 )HRIGHT GOLD

w H:i

.3

2

21

31

oi

.31

L Lvke

AA’ V Casey

21

18-

•518-5G-5

1-:

42852 AERIAL

w n 111

1

1

3‘

11

1'

4 II

J liutwe

lUO Gno.sthwaite

(;’

7

G ?

1

43445 GAL’REEN

w' 102

5

4

52

52

5®

515

.1 ('ill lab

inF Johnson

2

21

S-5 3-5

1-:

4 3562 RED DOMINO

wi: 107

4

G

G

G

6

G

Ensor

R T AA’ilson

41

5

5 8-5

4-;

Index Horses

A AA’t I

‘I*

St

V4

%

Str Fin

Joekeys Owners

0 II c r s

(4.3.565 ITHUNDERGLAP

wn 117

4

2

21

22

o.*

K'

V

L Fator S C Hildreth

9-5 H-.52 1-3 out

( 43444 )OVER THERE

wn 115

1

1

11

V

1^

2^

212

G F’b’lher AA’ R Goe

tl 27-1011-20out—

43565 3'ETLEY

w’ 'J 5

2

5

5

41

5

3‘

3'1

J GallahanF D AA’eir

15 20 20 4 G-5

43565 ••‘A'l'H LONE

wn 92

3

4

4.1

5

41

43

4‘®

S AA Ida AA’ R ('oe

tl-27-1011-20out-

4 3555 2tAA’AR DRIVE

w’ 1<)4

5

3

3' -

31

5

5

P Musg’veAv’ 3' AA’ilkinson

15 20 20 4 6-5

Index Horses AAVtPPSt

435672STAR ('OFRT wr. 109 1 1

435I8 = MASKED DAXC^ER wn 112 2 2

43399 THELMA E. w 112 7 5 2- 2' 2>« 2'= E Sande M Jones 2 2 2 1 1-3

( 43253 )I.E GLORIEUX w 115 3 G 5i G« 4^ 40 G W ills J Fitzsimmons 20 25 25 8 2

43448 NORTHWARD w 109 4 4 4\ 4i 5'> 5* E Ambr's J E Widencr 20 25 25 7 2

43518 oRT,EAXS GIRL w 112 G 2 7 5i G‘ G= A lohn.soiK'urb Stable 50 GO 40 10 5

42610 SHENANDOAH w 115 5 7 Gi 7 7 7 T NoUii) Oak Ridge StablclO 12 12 4 7 5

tPoui»lcd in lK‘tting; no separate place or sb<»w betting.

Time, 1:00. Track muddy.

Winner — (’li. e, by Star Shoot — ('onrtmaid, by Prince Royal ((rained by W. II, Karrick; bred liy Mr.
John E. Maddiail. •

We.it to post at 4:30. At post .7 inimites. Start good and sh>w. M’on easily: second and third driv-
ing. STAR (’OntT. under restraint in the earl.v running. ra»*ed into the lead in the last eighth and won
under restraint. MASKED DANGER showed the most- «‘arly sm'ed. but tired in the stretch racing.
'rHEI.MA E. was forced out b.v the winner at the start and moved up rapidly at the quarter post, but
tin-d ill the final drive. LE GLORIEUX, NORTHWARD and ORLEANS GIRL continually interfered
with eiu-li other.

Seratehed— (433S9)Eiid Man. 11.5; 43.348 Royal Duck. 115..

SIXTH RACE— 5-8 Mile Straight. ‘(Sent. 12, 1918— 55%— 2— 110.) Purse $800. 2-year-
olds. Maidens. Fillies. Special 'Weights. Net valcu t^ winner $600; second, $125;

AAVtPPSt U %* % Str Fin .locke.vs

2’ 2'X 1‘ P L McAtee W H Coe

It n 22 2>i (' Fb’tberAV R Coe

2- 2'* 2’® 2*2 E Sande Jon<‘s

O II C P S

12-5 2-5 1-2 out —
t2-5 2-5 1-2 out—
2 2 2 1 1-3

5i G« 4^ 4'i G W ill.s J Fitz.slmmons 20 25 25 8 2

5'> 5* E Ainbr’s-J E Witlener
G‘ G= A lohn.sonCurb Stable

20 25 25 7
,50 GO 40 10

T NoUiij Oak Ridge StabkTO 12 12 4

Imlex Htirses

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O HOPS

43579 VAL. PARK MAID wi: 114 1

43480 = SWIRL
4 3445 INDISCRETION
43518 MAY ALLEY
43399 POLYSANDA
43414 L’ORPHELINE
LADY ARCHIE

wn 114 2 2
wn 114 7 1
w 114 G G
w 111 5 2

w 114 2 7*
w 114 4 4

2‘ It 2» l«i R W'.scherC E Rowe
It 2- l.t 2* L McAtee Oneck Stable

2‘t 3= 3- 3‘ C KummerR L Gerry
4t 4't 4* 4* P Musg’veM Jones
0- 5- 5= 5< L Ensor P A Clark

5^ G- 6^ G® T Nolan G D Widener

7 7 7 7 c F’b’ther W R Coe

20 20 8 2 8-5

7-5 9-5 8-5 2-5 1-3

G 8 8 3 6-5

2 .3.i 16-5C-5 3-5

6 7 5 2 4-5

:10 40 .30 10 ,5

G 10 10 4 2

43945 SEA SERPENT
43231 BREAD LINE
(’(J.MIQUE

43445 INDISCRETION

AA’t

1*1’

St

% ’2

%

Str

Fin

Joekeys

109

4

4

2 *

U

V

R Ball

10!)

1

1

K»

2 *

,3'‘

! ^8

.1 Fraih

112

:i

;S

4

4

4

ii

.1 Zoellcr

10*J

2

2

3"’

o|0

02

Bolt

ed.JHoffl’

Mrs W A Prime

7 7-5 out

4 7-lOout
7-5 1-4 out
i C-5 1-5 out

No time taken. Track gcK^.

Winner — Cli. f, by Seahorse II. — Ogress, by Eon (trained by J. T. Kerinatb; bred by Mr. J. Temitle
Gwat limey).

Went to post at 2:35, At post 1 minute. Start good ami slow. Won easil.v; secimd and third driv-
ing. SE.\ SERPENT raced DKE.\D LINE into defeat in th“ first half and drew away into a big lead in
Hie stretch to win easing up. DREAD LINE raeeil well up from tlie start and was easily second liest.
('OMKjUE was outrun all the way. 1NDIS('RE3'10N moveil up fast after going a half mile, but bolted
to tlie inside oil the streteli turn, unseating her rider.

^ yS SEOOND RACE — About 2 Miles. Freeport Steeplechase Purse $700. 3-year-olds and

upward. Maidens. Allowances. Net value to winner $500; second, $125; third, $75.

Index

Horses

AAVtl

'PSt 4

8 12

IG Fin

Jockeys Owners

0 II

C P

S

43941

STRADI A’ ARIL’S

G 149

1 G

5* V

11 r-J

B Havnes J E Davis

tG-5 8-5

7-101-3

out

42848

JAA’ BIRD

4 IIG

7 4

13 ^r.

2* 2"*

R Hanna Grown Stable

ti 5

5 8-.5

3-5

49489

GOBLIN

4 14G

4 7

4- 4»

35 320

L Gheyne J E Davis

tG-5 8-5

7-iri-:;

out

4*2916

J. A. SHERIDAN

3 i:J2

5 5

7 31

M O’Gon’rGfbwn Stable

J.J 5 •

5 8-5

3-5

INDIAN DESERT

2 132

3 8

(P 5*5

5-^ r>

0 Diam’ndHunt’onA’alF'm

1 §3 G

(! 2

1

3 132 8 2
8 149 G 2
a 147 2 1

E Wolke Hunt’onValF’m §2 G G 2 1

vv Green F A Clark

4i 4>. 7^5 1-2

SO**!!) PERIGORD 3 132 8 2 2‘i G G G E Wolke Hunt’onValF m §2 G G 2 1

43112 TOYNBEE 8 149 G 2 25 Fell. W Green FA Clark 2 4i 4>. 7-5 1-2

IRISH GIRL III. a 147 2 1 Fell. T Fen’sey C H Wombell 6 8 8 3 G-5

t t 8(^'««l>k*d in betting; no separate place or slunv betting.

Time, 4:21. Track good.

Winner — D. g, by Neil Gow — Droimliah, by lK*sinond (trained by M. Brady; bred in England by Mrs.

^^^*Weiit to post at 3:(M5. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. AVon handily; second and tliird
driving. STRADIVARIUS took the lead when called on and was und^r restraint at the end, J.\Y BIRD

ran a good race nnd easily held the others safe. GtiBLIN ran a fair race. J.\MES A. SHERID.VN tired.

INDIAN DESERT ami PERIGORD were eased up when it was evident that they were beaten. TOYN-
BEE fell at the fiftli Jump. HUSH GIRL III. fell at the second jump.

A OCT OK third race — A bout 3-4 Mile. Hillside Purse. Purse $^. 3-year-olds and upward.
Allowances. Net value to winner $450; second, $100; third, $50.

43578 CRUMPSALL 5 IGO 1 1 1.* 1= D 1= I'J Mr F Alp* ^Dosorls Stable 4-5 4-5 7-lOout—

43031 LYTLE 5 1G4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Mr J F F’nJ P Flanagan Jrll-10G-511-10out —

Time, 2:26. Track good.

Winner- B. g, by Ednain — Mime (trained by M. Brady: bred in Ireland by Mr. T. Nolan).

AVeut to post at 4:23. At post 1 iniiinte. Start good and slow, AA'on easily; •second driving.
('RUMUSALL. imieli tlie best, drew away into ;i good early lead and easily held sway throughout.
Li'TLE was hard ridden in tiie last qmiitcr. but could never get to the winner.

yJOKOQ SIXTH RACE — About 2 Miles. Nassau Steeplechase. Purse $700. 3-year-olds and up-
ward. Selling. Net value to winner $500; second, $125; third, $75.

Index Horses AAVtPl*St 4 8 12 16 Fin Jockeys Owners O HOPS

( 429.50 )SA’OSSET 9 149 2 2 2^ 2- l'*’l'-' V Powers Greentree Stable 1-2 2-5 1-2 out -

38410 FLIGHT CAPTAIN 3 HO 3 1 1* H 2'*® 2*® F AVill m.s Mrs AV A Prime G 7 G :{-5 out

42963 AVHLST II. 4 127 1 2 3 2 2 2 C h'ricker J F Flanagan Jr 5 G 5 7-lOout

No time taken. Track good.

AA'inncr — Br. g, by Migmine — Sister Stella, by Sir Dixon (trained by .7. Owens; bred by Mr. Thomas
Hitelieock).

AA'ent to post at 4:51. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow’. AA’on cantering; second and third
driving. SA’OSSET indulged FLIGHT (’APTAIN with the earl.v leail and tisik it in the last half to win
ill a canter. FLIGHT CAPTAIN femed well and ran a good race. AVHIST II. was never a lontender.

Index

Horses

AAVtPPSt 4

8

12 K; Fin

(429.*

0)SA’OSSET

9 149 2 3

03

2-® I'* 'I'*

.38410

FLIGHT G APTAIN

5 HO 3 1

i’

]3 2’*® 2*®

42963

AVHLST 11.

4 1:17 1 2

3

3 3

Time, 1:08%. Track muddy.

AViiiiier — B. c, liy Textile — Byf, b.v Miller (trained by A. J. Goldsborough; bred by Mr. Thomas Mon-
ti iiaii I .

AVent to post at 3:39. .\t post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. AA’on driving; second and third the
same. BIFF BANG follow(‘d tlie leaders elosel.v fioni the start and met with slight interference in the
stretch, but responded gamely to imnisiimeiit when clear and wore LARtUIE’l'l'O down in tlie closing
strides. The latter set the earl.v piK’p and took the lead again in ihe last eightii. lint was tiring at tiie
end. BRIGHT GOLD was hard ridden alt tin* way ami outstayeil AERIAI. in the final drive. AERIAL
raced into the lead on the last turn, but tired when eliallenged. ('AUREEN finished close up. RED DOM-
INO met with early interference.

Scratched — 13491-Faisaii IKiro. 110.

Overweights — Bright Gold. 1 pound; Aerial. 1; Red Domino, 2.

ylOKOrk fourth race— 1 Mile. (Sept. 7, 1914— 1 :36%— 3— 117.) Fiftieth Running JEROME
HANDICAP. $2,000 Added. 3-year-olds. Net value to winner $2,575; second, $400;
third, $200.

BLUE GRASS FAIR FORM CHART

LEXINGTON, Ky., Tuesday, September 2, 1919. —
Second da.v. Bine Grass Fair As.sociation. Fall
meeting of 6 days. Weather clear.

Stewards, R. L. Raker auil AA’. II. Shelley.
Starter, Harry Alorrissey. Racing secretary, A\’.
II. Shelley.

Racing starts at 3:00 p. m. (niicago time 3:00).

First Race- 3-4 Mile. (May 8, 1917—
•±OOVV 1:11%_6— 115.) Idle Hour Purse.
Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward. Fillies and
Mares. Special Weights. Net value to winner
$400; second, $75; third, $25.

Eqniv. Odds

Ind. Horse. AA’t. Fin. .lockey. Straight.

42994 =Busy Joe 110 V J Robinson S5-160

42329 Mi.ss ManagelOG 2‘* H Garner 295-100

43020 AVoodpile 107 2» H Lunsford 525-100

43522 L’y AA’aldock 105 4' H Stearns 10700-100

41676 Fairy Tale 105 .5h H J Burke 84!i0-100

42032 »M. Jo.se phinel(*5 Gi J Mooney 1:I55-100

43038 Camway 105 7“ E Donahue 812C-100

' 43603 Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards,

rrouvu ^ 23. 1914— 1 :42%— 3— 98.) Purse

$500. 3-year-olus and unward. Claiming. Net
value -to winner $400; second, $75; third, $25.

Ind.

Horse.

Wt.

Fin.

Jockey. Straight. 1

( 43488 )*Miss Welhsl04

li

I.

Canfield

32.5-100

43025

B#*nefactor

112

2ii

S

AV’olst’holm

108,5-100

43979

Ablebaran

112

3*»

H

Lun.sford

880-100

43527

Tok. March

112

4i

H

J Burke

915-100

43527

Statim

109

5-

1j

Gaugel

2095-100

43924

♦Crystal Day I04

G*

AV

Ridenour

570-100

38425

Constant

112

7®

J

Groth

;tG5-100

42256

♦Harlock

112

8

H

Stearns

570-100

36685 3Redlita A’. 110 8= L AVoods

J-rii MontagneiriG 9 N Barrett

4940-100

2G90.V100

tCoiipled in betting; no separate place or sliow lotting. t-Added starter.

Time, 24, 47%. 1:13%, 1:39%. Track muddy.

AA’inner — P.lk. g, by A’libain— Bamlana, by Star Shoot (trained by S. C. Hildreth; bred by Messrs.
Madden & Estill).

AVent to (Mist at 4:(M). At post 1 minnte. Start gmid and slow'. AA’on handily; second and third
driving. 'TH U M)ER( ' LA 1* was saved beliiml the leader until straightened out in the stretch, then came
fast and. taking the lead at the eighth jsist. won going awa.v. OA’ER THERE set a fast pace for the
going and drew away, after entering the stretidi. but tired in the final drive. TETLEY, outpaced in tlie
early running, closed up steadil.v in the last lialf and outstayed ATHLON E in the final drive. Tlie latter
had no mishaps. AA’AR DRIA’E quit badly.

Seratelied — 43.571 -Pimhase. 13N; 435(i3-Loid Bnghtoii, 115; 435.57 Passing Shower, 107.

AQK0"I fifth race— 6-8 Mile Straight. (Sent. 12. 1918— 55%— a— 110.) Pune $800. 2-year-
-400 V A olds. Special Weights. Net value to winner $600; second, $125; third, $75.

$2 miitnels jmid, Riisy Joe, $3.70 straight, $2,70
place, $2.30 show’; Miss Manage, $3.10 place, .$2.iiO
show; AA’oodpile, $2.60 show’.

Equivalent bmiking odds- Rosy Joe, S5 to 100
straight, 35 to 1(M» i>laee, 15 to lOO show; Miss
Alaiiage. 55 to KM) place, 1.5 to 100 show ; AA’umi-
pile, ;i0 to 1(K> show.

Time, 23%, 47%. 1:13%. Jrack fast.

AA’inner — E. R. Itradley’s blk. m. 6, by Sain —
Bandello. b.v Kingston (trained by AA’. llirrley; bred
by Mr, Edward R. Bradley). .

AA'ent to (Mist at .3:04. At po.st 2 minutes. Start
good ami fast. AA’on easily; second and third driv-
ing.

Scratched — (40905)Manienrist, 105; 29575 Bethel

Hill. no.

Overweights — AA’oodpile, 2 pounds; Li Montague. 1.

Second Race— 5-8 Mile. (May 10, 1916
_58%_2_118.) Purse $500. 2-year-
olds. Claiming. Net value to winner $400; second,
$75; tliird, $25.

Eqniv. Odds

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

43966* Mayrosc KG l«w L Ganfiehl 2n5-10<»

435l9H'lcoly Kay l‘*9 2- S AVoI.st’holm 715-1'M
42984 Powil. FlaskK;9 :P H Garner t<i>5-100

42229 I/t Perkins 112 4* H Lun.sford :SO-100

43949 IMndar 112 5‘ G Howard 64(K)-!(H)

43.519 H gan’s HeirllS Gi* H Tullett 5985-lW

Riddle 110 7i J Morys t

Time, 1:00%. Track muddy.

AA’inner — Br. f, by Helimd — Stumpy, by Handsome (trained by C. E. Rowe; bred by Air. Edward R.
Bradley).

AA'ent to i>ost at 5:93. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow’. AA’on driving; second and third the
same. A'AI.LEY PARK M.AID, suddenly improved and a prominent eontender all the way, resi>onded
gamely w’hen called on in the final drive and outstayed SAA’IRL at tin* end. SAV’IRL. away forwardly,
took the lead at the eiglitli post and was bniiiiMMl by tlie winner at the sixteenth inist. but re«-overed and.
lomiiig again, was gaining at the liiiisli. INDISGRETION ran a game race and outstayed AIAY ALLEY
in the tiniil ilrive. The latter was in behind the leaders most of tlie way.

^Si-ratehed — 4.3414 Game ('lii<*k, 114.

UNITED HUNTS FORM CHART.

BELMONT PARK TERMINAL, L. I., N. Y., SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1919.— First day. United Hunts
Racing Association’s Aleeting of 2 liays. Weather cloudy; temperature 75^.

r ■ '

Presiding Judges, AA’. L. Powers and G, AA’. Gull. Starter. F. J. Bryan. Racing Secretary, G. AA'. Gall.

Racing starts at 2:.30 p. m. (Chicago time 1 :.30 p. in.). AA’ indicates whip, S spurs, R Idinkers. Fig-
nn‘s in parentheses following tlie distiinee of each race indicate date, track record, age of liurse and
weight carried. •Indicates apprentice allowance.

4 0KOO first race — A bout 3-4 Mile Purse $600. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.

Net value to winner $450: second, $10C; third, $50.

Index Horses AAVtPl’St U % % Sir Fin Jockeys Owners 'o H G P S

43519 Dinty 109 8- C A'an Dusen .3265-HH)

42197 Lady Pataudl09 9» J Gruber 1035-100

41834 Annabeile 109 10'®J Groth t

42801 Dandy A’an 112 11»--J AVilliams 6:1.5-100

Herself 109 12 AV Meehan 1S97O-1C0

$2 miituels i>ai(l, Mfiyrose. $6.19 straight. $4.20
place, ,$3.19 show ; Gicely Kii.v^. $6.30 idace, $3.70
show; Powder Flask. $3.40 show’.

Eiiuivalent Ixioking odds — Miiyrose, 205 to 100
straight. 110 to 100 place. 55 to 100 show; Cicely
Ka.v. 215 to 100 place, 8,5 to 109 slimv; Powder
Flask. 70 to KM) siiow.

tMiituel field.

.Time, 23%. 48%, 1:01%. Track fast.

AA’iniier — J. II. Raker’s b. f. by Plaudit — Meadrosc,
by Me;ido\vtiiori»e (trained by J. 11. Baker; bred by
Alessrs. J. \j. ik S. Holton).

AA'ent to ]>ost at 3:36. .At post I minute. Start
piMir and slow. AA’on driving; second and third the
same.

Scratched- -Alineral, 100; (43510) Anna Jackson,

112; 42943 Peggy (’., KH.

Overweights — Harrigan’s Heir. 1 pound. Kiddle, 1.

Third Race— 1 Mile. (May 11, 1911—
i:37%_S— 108.) Fayette County
Purse. Purse $500. 3 -year- olds, and upward.

Allowances. Net value to winner $400; second, $75;
third, $25.

Eqniv. Odd*

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

Dark Hill lo:} 1« J Gruber 1840-100

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey.

Dark Hill lo:} 1« J Gruber

43968 Stoven.son 112 2‘ H Lun.sford :!5-lO0

43(>52 = Redstart 109 3= S AV’olst'holm 1315-100

43938 La Foudre 99 4^ AV Moore 4270-10*)

43529 Magnet I.andlO? 5»* H Stearns 25395-100

t* 7070- KHl
jsen 2r»80-10(F

43912 Selma G. 107 (ii L Canfield 575-100

43524 Tugs 109 7' J H Burke 7070-KHl

42929 Hurry Up 104 8‘ G A’an Dusen 2r»80-10(F

4359(5 H'land Mar>’ 99 9 G Stone 103:10-100

.$2 iimtiiels paid. Dark Hill, $38.80 straiglit, $7.10
place. .84.79 show: Stevenson, .$2.80 place, $2.60

show; Redstart. $3.90 show.

^5:|)niv:llellt iMiokiiig mlds — Dark Hill. 1840 to 100
straight. 255 to 1(MI piai'C. i:i5 to 100 sliow; Steven-
son. 40 to KNI place, .*10 to 100 show ; Redstart, 95
to IIMI show.

Time. 24%. 48% 1:14%, 1:39%. Track fast.

AA’iimer — J. T. Ireland’s br. g. 3, b.v Fowling-
piece — Pitch Dark, by Tai’iMirley (trained by J. T.
Ireland; bred in England b.v Mr. R. Dalgliesb).

AA’ent to (Mist at 4:14. At iMist 1 minute. Start
good and fast. AA’on driving; second and third the
same.

Scratched — 4.3.586 Foster Embr.v, 110.

Overweights — Dark Hill. 1 ponml; Hurr.v Up. 2%.

Fourth Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards.

23. 1914— 1:42%— 3— 98.) Purse
$500. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net
value to w’inner $400; second, $75; tMrd, $25.

Equiv. Odds

Ind. Horse. AV^t. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

43197 = *A\’iIligan 99 1‘ L t!anfield t”'6-100

41998 Duhabiah 11.109 2*‘k H Lunsford 575-100

43526*A’iew’ 107 .3- H Salad in 5410-100

42986 (’ontostant 115 4* L Gaugel 405-100

43952 Buck Nail 112 5^ J Groth 8n,5-10()

42816 Sea Urchin 112 G^ E Donohue 335-100

43527 31'), of ShelbyllG 7i R Simpson 2105-100

43527 3 Starkey 112 8‘ J Cruise t

43999 A’enghee 112 9* G Howard 870 -ICO

Index Horses

42749 hAD'S LOVE

AAVtPPSt Vi % v4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners () II C I* S

3 113 3 3 3= 2* 2-’ 1»'‘ T Rice Greentree Stable 6-i 6-5 7-10i‘3 out

41592 May worth 105 10“^^A\’ Meehan 38495-100

43121 Robt. M’ntellll2 11 S AVolsfolm 1.3790-100
$2 inutuels paid, AA'illigaii, field, .$9,49 straight,
$4.(H) plnee. $3. .59 show; Dahabiah II., $5.20 place,
$5. (Ml show; View. $20.(M) show,

Eiiuivalent booking odils — VA’illigan, field. 370 to
KMl straight, 1(M) to KM) place, 75 to KM) show ;
Dahabiah IL, 160 to KM) place, 150 to 100 show;
View. 900 to 100 show.
tMutiiel field.

Time. 23%, 47%, 1:13%, 1:39%. 1:44%. Track fast.

AA’iniier — .1. L. Paul’s ch. f. 3, b.v Hurrigan — I
AA’illie T., b.v Albert (trained by J. L. Paul; bred
by Mr. Benjamin A. Jones).

Went to post at 4:45, At post 2 minutes. Start
gooil and fast. AA’on handily; second and third
driving.

Overweights — Willigan, 2 pounds; Duke of Shelby,
4; May worth, 3.

$2 mutuels jiaid. Miss AA’ells. $8..50 stniiglit, $.3.90
place. .$.3.40 show; Benefactor, $7.20 place, $5.90
show; Aldeharan. $4.70 siiow.

Eipii valent Iswikiiig odds — Miss Wells. 325 to KM>
straiglit. 9.5 to KM) pla<*e. 70 to KM) show; Benefac-
tor, 2(‘»0 to KM) place. 195 to 100 sliow; Ablebaran,
135 to KM) sbo’w.

Time, 23%, 43%, 1:13%, 1:40, 1:45%. Track fast.

AA’iniier— ('. B. Heath’s cli. in, 7. hy Irish Exile-
Ruth AA’ells. liy XoiK'lialance (trained by D. E.
Stewart; bred by Mr. L. L. Allen).

AA’iuit to (Mist at 5:27. At i»ost 1 minute. Start
giKMl a)id fast. AA’oii driving; second and third the
same. ,

^^Scratched— (4.3070) Breeze, 115; 43585 Kiiigozi,

ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Communications without names and addresses
will not be noticed nor answered. No answers will
be sent by mail and none by wire unless reply pre-
payment is made at time of wiring query.

J. H. F., New Orleans, La. There is no two-
year-old named Golden Brown.

Alcazar. Peoria, 111. Colin started in twelve
races when a two-year-old and in three when a
tlire(‘-year-old. He won them all and $180,912 in
money,

J. (’. (’., Hamilton, Out. A wager on a single
horse nf a eonpled entry wins when tlie stable-
mate win.s, provided it a%o starts. If it does
not start the ivager is a draw.

F. A.. Gliicago, 111. In each and every case
named M is wrong. Botafoga is a South American
horse, bred and raci*d in Argentina, mostly at
Buenos Aires. He is the best race horse ever
bred in that country.

A. B.. Cincinnati, O. Nothing but the final
official placing by the judges determines Die iK>si-
tions of horses in a race. In the race inquired
alMMit Old Rosebud finished third, but was dis-
qualified and placed last. A wager horse against
lior.se lH*tween iiim and Flags would have lK*en a
draw', iM'canse neither w’as placed.

TRAINING NOTES FROiw LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON. K.v.. September 2. — A fine, morn-
ing, bright and eool, the track fast, but not so
many persons at exercise at the Kentucky ,Iock(‘.v
Club grounds as the previous day. The b«*st move
at one mile was Zuleika’s 1:44. Blackie Daw’ and
AA'ar Garden worked seven-eighths in 1:32. The
fastest move at three-quarters w’as Happy (io
Lucky’s 1:15, and Bonstelle show’cd the next )>est
at tlie distance in 1:16. The fastest at five-eightlis
was Bars and Stars’ 1:02%, and the nearest ap-
proach to that was Black Prince’s 1:0,3%, Skeer
Face galloiHMl a half in 49%, but the order of the
day at that distance was around 51 to 52. Tom
Ligan. Lillian G. and Bourbon Green each w’orked
tliree-eigliths in 37.

STAKE DATES FOR 1919.

Mineida Selling Stakes, Belmont Park, N. Y.Sept.
Aiitmiin Higliweiglit Handicap, Belmont

I'ark, N. Y Sept.

Great Neck Handicap, Belmont l’ark,.N. Y..Scpt.

Champagne Stakes, Belmont Park, N. Y Sept.

I.iiwrence ReaIiz;ition, Belmont Park, N. Y. .Sept.
Corinthian Steeplechase, Belmont Park, ^N.

Y Sept.

Alanh.attnn Handicap. Belmont Park. N. Y. .Sept.

Nursery Handicap, Belmont Park, N. Y Sept.

Nassau Selling Stakes, Belmont Park, N.

Y Sept.

Harford County Handicap, Havre de Grace,

Md feept.

Cedarhiirst Handicap, Belmont Park, N.

Y Sept.

Brook Clip Stci'plechase, Belmont Park, N.

Y Sept.

Futurity Stakes, Belmont Park, N. Y Sept.

Jockey Club Stakes, Belmont Park, N. Y...Sept.

Potomac Handicap, Havre ile Grace, Md Sept.

L‘xingtou Clip Handicap, Lexington, Ky...Sept.

Breeders’ Futurity, I.A*xington, Ky Sept. :

Eastern Shore Stakes, Havre de Grace, Md..Sept. :
Havre de Grace Handicap, Havre de Grace,

Sept.

Capital Handicap, Laurel, Md Oct.

Maryland Handicap, Laurel, Md Oct.

National Handicap, Laurel, Md Oct.

Annai>olis Handicap, Laurel, Md Oct.

Litoiiiu Championship Stakes, l.,atonia, Ky..Oct.

Chevy Chase Steeplechase, Laurel. Md Oct.

“The Manor’’ Handicap, Ixairel, Md Oct.

Liurel Stakes, Lturel, Md Oct.

“Ticket of LeaA'e” SteeplecUase, Laurel, Md. .Oct.

1

1

DAILY RACING FORM,

Wednesday, September 3, 1919

Belmont Park Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, September 3.

WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK SLOW.

The figures under the heading “Rcc.” in the
entries below show the best time of each horse
at the distance since January 1, 1917, no matter,
where it finished. In cases where record was
made on other than a fast or good track,
abbreviations show track conditions.

Kaoing starts at 2:30 n. lu. (Clucago time 1:30.) 1
® Superior mud runner. X Good mud runner.
^ Fair mud runner. (M) Maidens. • Apprentice
allowance.

First Race — 3-4 Mile Main Course.

Far KiH-kawa.v Handicap.

All Ages.

(Track record: Sept. 1. 1919-1:10";. — 1-130.)

Today’s

Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A.Wt.llan.

43rd«2 lord BRIGHT0N.no 1 :ll«f. 3 1M..7.'.0

42914- Tolo Ill 1:1 Hf. 3 14)1®740

^3221 Osgood 104 1:14^s 3 9H®740

43477= Right Angle Ki.'i 1:1 1";, 4 107X73.'»

42904 The Boy lOl 1:13 3 93:1:730

43."»9."» Sunnyland 4 97..72.A

Second Race — 1 Mile.

3-.vear-<dds and upw.ard. Maidens. Sperial Weights.
(Track rceord: Sept. 7, 1914— 1 ;3<5-'5— 3 -1 17.)

3S74W Sanberia 4 112..72.>

43202 Miss Sterling lOO l:13Tf, 4 112.. 720

Ij’Knjoleiir, b; g,
b.v Spearmint —

Confection 3 11.7

Third Race — 3-4 Mile Straight.

Fifth Running Mineola Selling Stakes.

$1,500 Added.

. ' 2 -year -olds.

(Track record: May 19. 190S— 1 :0S'1£— 4— 137.)

(43.779) t David Harnm 102X7.70

431SG-t American Do.v .... 90X745

43579= Simpleton (M) 108.. 740

Ind. • Horse.

4311.3t Devil Dog (M) ..

4.3205 Haekamoro

43.774>*1; Sngarinint (M) .
tt^niiiey Stable entry.
U. ('oe entry.

Wt. Rec.

Today’s
A.Wt.Han.
112. .735
99. .730
89X730

tw.

Fourth Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
Brentwood Haudiiaip.
3-year-(dds and tipward.

(Track record: June G,

1919 -1: 44-

5 —

lOS.)

(1.3.5.59)

Royee R<k»Is ....

.193

1 :457f.

4

11507.50

43194=

Star Mast<T

.119

1:4.5%

5

12GX745

(4.3.574 ft

Lucullite

4

139. .745

43577 -t

Valor

.19S

1:4 4

5

1190740

43577

Porn I’assel ....

.199

1:44%

,5

UK) X 739

43552

Jack Stuart ....

. 9G

1:4G%

1

95. .725

ts.

(’. Hildreth eiilry.

Fifth Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-oIds and upward.

riaimiiig

(Track record: Sept. 7.

1911

1:.3G%

—3

-117.)

(43495)*

Mary Belle

.197

1:.3S%

I9<:i:725

432.59=

laicius

.112

1 :.3S%

113X729

43259=

Graphic

.191

1:41%

5

1(H;>^715

4357s

John I. D.iy ....

..114

1:49

4

km; X 71 9

41.399*

B:iby Sister

.197

1 :.53%h

s

9S07O5

435G4

Hickory nut

.107

1:41

.3

19G. .790

42870 Jamaica

6-8 l:00%fa.st

5

115

Left at

tho

post. L

Ensor

42643 Belmont

5-8 st l;00*/ifast

5

115

5

3

5

211

6T I,

Ensor

42584 Belmont

45f st 53%fast

1.5

115

5

7

6

6*

5®1 L

Ensor

42246 Pimlico

4i f 5.5%fast

10

112

.3

3

3

2*

2* J

Butwel

4211)0 Pimlico

1-2 49 slop

47

110

2

6

7

7*

6*® If

Bullm

DEVIL DOG.

hr. c. 2 (M)

112

By Darley Dal

4:m:; A(r«iu< t

5-8 1 :00%fast

8*

11.5

8

7

7

5*

47 T

Rice

4.3003 Aq’duct

5-.S 1 :0n%fa.st

7

111

7

0

5

5*

5=3 T

Rice

42038 Aq’duct

5-8 l :00%fast

7

110

4

5

5

52

4'i T

Rice

42714 Belmont

.5 8 st 59 fast

4

115

5

6

5

5=

4'" G

Walls

42643 Belmont

5-8 st l:00%fast

20

115

7

6

6

6*

4® G

Walls

42246 Pimlico

4i f 55*/&fast

56

110

5

5

4

4®

4'i T

Rice

Sixth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs Straight.
2-3’eur-olds. Allowances.

(Trad; record: July 17, 1015

(4.3.7.70) Dominique

4.3.770= t Cleopatra

4.3.3.35= Walk the Plank...
43.770 Captain Alcock ...

4.3491= Faisaii Dure

4:i34S Ro.val Duck

43501 1 SiTvice Star (M)..
42235 Sea Sinner (M) ..
tW. R. Coe entry.

-1:03^6—2—100.)

115X7.70

105X745

105. .

108. .
D>8. .
lOS. .
102 . .
102..

BKIiMONT PARK JOCKKA" PKRCKNTAGKS.

From

January

1.

to 128, IDID

liioliisive.

Jockey.

P.C.

At or
Over
Wt.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

3d.

.Tockey.

P.C.

At or
Over
Wt.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

3d.

TiOftus, J

. .3G

117

14G

52

29

19

Walls. G

.10

108

19<;

19

22

35

Knapp, W. . ! . .

. .29

11.5

70

o*>

17

10

Haynes, E

.10

109

172

18

19

o*>

Sande. E

. .24

197

143

34

2G

17

Metcalf, J

.10

111

161

16

20

12

Fairbrothor, C. .

. .24

112

93

«>•>

IG

14

Uallalian, .T

ilO

95

143

14

9

18

Schuttinger, A..

. .23

lOG

178

40

33

IG

McIntyre, J

.10

103

102

10

11

9

Troxler. R. ...

. .21

111

149

31

27

27

Hamilton, 11. ...

.09

101

147

13

9

15

Rice, T

. .18

109

307

54

50

48

Corey, (r

.09

107

137

12

10

• IS

Fator, L

. .17

192

380

64

r»7

54

Rowan, M

.09

108

125

11

15

13

Kelsa.v. AV

. .17

107

209

45

43

32

Davies, T

.09

113

88

8

9

21

Cassity, U. ...

. .17

103

199

3,3

18

29

McCrann, R. ...

.09

101

55

5

G

6

Ensor, L

. .17

107

172

29

19

21

Musgrave, P. ...

.09

105

43

4

3

5

Nolan, T

. .IG

107

292

49

40

40

Sneidman, S

.08

105

23G

20

27

28

Kummer. C. ...

. .IG

km;

D«

27

26

o*>

Knllman, H. ...

.08

100

172

13

19

25

Dominick, J. ...

. .IG

107

97

IG

12

11

Buxton, M

.08

110

137

11

22

25

Butwell. J

. .15

113

231

34

37

31

Frach, J

.08

106

122

10

15

17

Ambrose, E. ...

. .15

195

215

33

34

29

Pierce. J •

.08

84

25

2

5

5

Wessler, J

. .15

90

117

17

16

13

('arswell, D

.06

91

34

2

2

10

McAtee, L

. .14

103

201

27

25

2G

Burns. G

.05

115

39

2

4

5

Johnson, A. —

. .13

107

240

31

36

3G

Collins, A

.04

105

140

6

11

4

Richcreek. A. . .

. .13

100

1G7

21

27

24

Mergler. C

.02

111

53

1

3

8

Erickson, II. . .

. .12

99

2(»

33

34

2f>

Steele, C

190

5

0

0

3

Rowau, T

. .12

103

52

G

4

5

Sullivan. J

100

4

0

0

0

Miller. C. H. .

. .12^

111

8

1

0

1

Woodstock, F. . .

100

4

0

1

1

Rodriguez, J. . .

. .11

195

159

15

17

18

Miller, C. I

103

10

0

0

0

Myers. H

. .12

101

48

G

5

4

MeCal>e. J

109

3

0

0

0

Wida, S

. .10

90

252

24

28

37

Huff, N

112

5

0

0

0

The small figure under “Str.” shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race.
The small figure under “Fin.” — unless the horse won — shows the number of lengths the horse was
behind the winner. Weight to be carried appears at top of column of weights in previous races.
The M after the horse’s name means Maiden.

FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile Main Course.
4—130.)

Index Course Dist TimeT’ekOdds WtSt
LORD BRIGHTON, oh. c. 3 114

4356.3 Saratoga 3-4 l:ll%fast 4 110

3-1 l:ll%fast 15

3-4 l:12%fast 16-5 120

3-4 l:13M»slow 8 119

5-8 59 fast 8-5 116

3-4 l:12%good 18-6 120

) Belmont 6Jf at l:05%fast 9-6 120
89467 Saratoga 3-4 1:12 fast 7 118

89351 Saratoga 3-4 l:ll%fast 12 121

89296 Saratoga
39242 Saratoga
89170 Empire A
TOTO. b. g, 3
42944 Hatonia
42887 1-atonia
4277C Latonia
42717 Hatonia

Far Rockaway Handicap. All Ages. (Sept. 1, 1919 — 1:10% —
% % Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish

By Ballot— Miss Crittenden (S. C. Hildreth).

43496 Saratoga
40098 Jamaica
89980 Jamaica
89868 Aq’duct
89766 Aq’duct

118 Left

1
2
1
5
2
4
4

L Fa tor
L Fator
2* L Lyke
2>J L Lyke
IS L Lyke
6^* L Lyke
l‘J L Lyke
4«i L Lyke

4»i 6‘= L Lyke

61 f 1:08 good 12-5 126

1

2

2

2*

ink L.

Lyke

3-4 l:16%hvy

15

122

5

4

2

2*

6*T L

Lyke

Lb 3-4 l:09%fast

1

127

1

1

1

2®

3® M

Buxton

104

By Hippodrome—

3-4 l :15%mud

4-5

1|5

1

1

1

1*

VanDu’n

3-4 l:12Mifast

7-5

123

2

1

1

2=

3® T

Murray

3-4 l:ll%fast

1

111

1

1

1

Ih

2h T

Murray

3-4 1:15 hvy

3-5

115

2

1

1

2®

2nk T

Murray

3-4 st l:10%fast

12

100

2

2

2

4*3 J

Callahan

5ifstl:06 slow

9-10 120

5

6

6

4*

3>i J

Dreyer ;

5i f l:05%fast

4i

118

6

1

1

1*

23 J

Dreyer

6-8 l:02%slop

6-5

120

1

1

1

1*

1® J

Dreyer

42088 H.deG’ce
42043 H.deG’ce
OSGOOD, ch. g, 3
4.3221 Empire Ab 3-4 1:09 fast 3
43192 Bimplre Ab 3-4 l:14%hvy 9-10
43177 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10%mud 4
42894 Jamaica 5i f l:U5%fast 30
40166 Empire Ab:i-4 l:09%fast 4i
40139 Empire 5i f l:06%fast 6
40127 Empire f l:06Vf.fast 6

40031 Jamaica f l:06%fast 6
_ _ ... .

98

111

106

103

103

102

6 6 34 21 L Fator 7 Startling, Old Rosebud. G. Starr

at the post. L Fator 7 Eiitilade, Hollister, Motor Cop

4 W, Pennant, Sw’pOn, Grimalxin
8 W. Pennant, Swe’pOn, T’caloosa
6 War Kiss, Osgood, Hannibal
6 W.P’nant, SweepOn, Q’tionnalre
4 Q’tionnaire, T.d’H’nneur, Vindex
13 Koutledge, Daydue, Hannibal
12 BillyKelly, Swe’pOn, G.L’ingstos

8 Stickling, Ginger, Peter

9 Hannibal, Terentia, Yurucarl

6 Ute, Chasseur, Joyful
-Tripping (F. D. Weir).

7 .lane Pennybaker, Lincclot, Jap
7 Senn. Park, Joe Stahr, Bellsolar
9 Boil Jour, JoeStahr, MaJorParke

7 American Ace, Sway, Balarosa

8 Billy Kelly, Lucullite, Papp
12 Mer. Princess, TlieBoy. Youneed

6 Milkmaid, Ticklish, Routledge

9 Ticklish, Star Realm, Crys.Ford
By Garry Herrmann — Ostra (L. F. Wagner).

5 7= 6'* A Schu’g’r .S Ticklish, B.M’tToy. T.o’th’M’ing

AMERICAN BOY, b.
431S6 Empire Ab 3-4 1
43165 Empire 5J f 1
43150 Empire
43129 Aq’duct
4308S Aq’duct
43001 Aq’duct
42928 Aq’duct
42883 Jamaica
42714 Belmont 5-8 st
42643 Belmont 6-8 st 1
42311 Pimlico 6-8 1

5i f 1
3-4 1
3-4 1
6-8 1
6-8 1
5-8 1

c, 2

:13%mud 4
:09%good 9-20
:07V6fast 12
:15 slop 13-5
:14%fast 2
:01%fast 10
:01%fast 12
:00%fast 12
69 fast 4
00%fast 20
:04%slow 4i

SIMPLETON, ch. c. 2 (M)

43,'.79 Belmont 5Af st 1 :06 fa.st’ 5
43509 Sar.atoga 5i f 1:08 mud 10
6-8 l:02%slow 6

4S422 Saratoga
432S9 Saratoga
43003 Aq’duct
42980 Aq’duct

3-4 l:14%mud
6-8 1 :00%f ast

5- 8 l:02%mud 10

6- 8 T

96

104 2
112 2
110 5

110 3
115 10
108J 7
115 10

111 6
115 3
llS 10
110 3

108

11.7 4
110 6
109 2
104 6
107 5
115 8
11.5 5

By Superman — Adelinetto (Quincy Stable).

12 2* 3*1 L McAtee 3 Shoal, Romany •

2 2 2* 2* T R’ce 3 Toueanet. Rubidium

5 5 5 4* T Rice 5 Shoal. Iton\any, Luke’s Pet

1 2 2* 1* T Rice 5 Cormoran, W.thePlank, Midian

9 6 6? 6*» T Rice 12 Gladintor, Furlough, LeGlorieuf

8 9 9 8** T Rice. 9 B. Wrack. LightWine, I. Wilson

6 6 6*1 6» T Rice 11 Hasten On, Alius, Game Chick

6 6 6i 6*i T Rice 6 Graysslan, Anz.-ic, My I.4iddle

7 7 7 7** T Rice 7 Man o’ War, Retrieve, Neddam

10 10 10* 9’* T Rice 11 Leviathan, K.C’mpion, Armenua

3 3 3 3** T Rice 3 On Watch, Dr. Hall

By Luke McLuke— Booby (R. T. Wilson).

3 2 2A 3h L Ensor

3 .2 1* L’Dit L Ensor

3 3 3* 37 E Sande

8 7 6* 6«a L Fator

8 9 71 6*a T Nolan

2 3 3i 4*« L Ensor

4 4 4= 4"i L Ensor

HACKAMORE, b. c, 2

107 3

39868 Aq’duct
39766 Aq’duct

6-8 69 fast

3-4 l:12%good 8

;;p.540 Belmont 3-4 st l:12*ifast 9-5

5- 8 1 :00*/imud 6

6- 8 1 :00 f a.st 2
br. g, 4

3-4 l :l‘2%good 11-5
3-4 l:ll%fast 12
3-4 l:14%fast 1
3-4 l:ll%fast 3-4
3-4 1:11 fast 33-10
3-4 l:12%fast 7
3-4 1:16 slow 21-5
.3-4 1:13 fast 6
3-4 1:17%hvy 12-5

3-4 l:14%hvy 3-4
6i f l:0S%hvy 17-5
Ab3-4 l:10%fast43-10f
6& f l:08%fast 2-6
c. 3

3-4 1:14*5s1ow 8
f l:0.5%fast 12
3-4 1:13%fast .8
42749 Belmont 3-4 st l:12%mud 12
425C9 Belmont 3-4 1 :12 fast 7
42523 Belmont 3-4 st l:ll%fast 4
42474 Belmont 6ifstl:06 slow 7
42360 Jamaica 3-4 1 :12%fast 60
SUNNYLAND, ch. g, 4
43595 U.H nts Ab.5-4 l:22%good 35
40717 Bowie 1 1-16 l:50%slow :*9
404.77 Bowie 1 l:4226fast S

40423 Bowie 1 1:44. good 37

403.39 Bowie 1 l:41%fast 35

40.309 Pimlico 1 l:40%fast 11

40292 Pimlico 1 1-lG 1 :48*/5fast 6)
40277 Pimlico 1 1-4 2:08 fast 14
4016S Empire 1 l:42%fast 9-5

3.8867 Aq’duct
38787 Aq’duct
RIGHT ANGLE,
43477 Saratoga
43361 Saratoga
42949 Aq’duct
38598 Douglas
38520 Douglas
38347 Church’ 1
38185 Church’ I
38067 Lex’ ton
37967 Lex’ ton
36285 Latonia
36145 Latonia
36660 I..ex’ton
2.6467 Lex’ ton
THE BOY. ch.
42964 Aq’duct
42894 Jamaica
42798 Jamaica

109

105 7
102 2
104 2

106 2
104 6
112 5

107
111 2

108 4
108 8

103
105 3

96 3
li>7 4
112 1
106i 5

114 1
109 1

115 7
109 1

93

97 5
105 6

104 3

98 2

104 1
109 3
109i 3
104il0

87

120 1
li»7 3
100 4
KJ6 2
108 9
li»6

105
107
107

1 *

1 =

7*

3*

3*

4

7 7«i E Tapi in

3* 3* G Walls
5* 4«i G Walls

4=0 43J j

12 3

15 6 2 2

3 3

1* H Ham’t’n .3 Startling, Housemaid
1= H Ham’t’nlO Star Realm, Ballast, T.-a-Ling
7»i H Ham Cn 8 Geo. Starr, PeterPiper, Startling
2*» H Ericks’n (> S. Realm, B’irgowrie, T’stledon
G Walls 5 Thunderclap, Slarmite, Minuet
4'J E Tuplin 4 Sherman A., Peter, Tippler

7 U.’sI.iSissie, Thistledon, S. Realm
f» L. Brighton. WarKiss. Hanuihal
(» W.P’nant, SweepOn, Quest’iiaire
.5 riH-.I>5i.ssie, Aunt Dinah, Bl’rg’rie
3'i 1= A Johnson 11 Lion d’Or, TheBoy, FleeingSiieik
5= 4=1 11 Ericks’n 7 (iuestionuaire. Hurricane, Toto
By Peter Quince — Deceptive Angle (KcntuckyStablo).
2= 23 1j Fator li Jiel. Me Girls, Aml.aeious. Trite

6= 6=‘3 L Fator U Crank, Bel. Me Girls, Mid. Sun

l=i L Fator I."* Alvord, Ultra Gold, Ap. Jack II.
Bled. H Lunsf’d n J^J.M’d’ck, B.M.Boys, St.A’stine

4 I^ochares, B.MeBoys, Op’tunity

b P.ofCoino, J.J.M’d’k, B’sc’tchll.

4 Gip.Queen, St. Augustine, Taeola
(J Tacobi, St.Augustinc, R.liodge

5 J. Ileffering, C. Master. SuuBriar
4 Herald, Dr. Levy, James Foster

10 S’welK’ombs, EdithL., T.Forman
9 Escoba. Atalunta. Gipsy Queen
12 Lucky R.. W. P. Dabny. Sauer*
By Celt— ‘Sand Dune (N. Turner).

5 5=® J Staplet’n .5 Cirrus. Peter Piper, Rodgers

6* C*i E Ambr’.se 8 Geo, Starr, PeterPiper. Startling
8* 13** Ij McAtee 14 Abadane, Quietude, Youneed
in# 4=i J Staplet’n 9 K. Plaudit, Woodtrap, J. Scot
2i 5® J Wessler 7 PeterPiper, S’flash II., RoiCraig
3J 4*J G Walls 10 Hollister, Geo. Starr, Woodtrap
2* 2*J T .Rice 12 Merry Princess, Toto, Youneed
12* 14*® T Nolan 14 FIag.s, Old Rosebud, Lucullite
By Sunflower II. — Fair Anna (H. A. Bourne).

4- .5"* T Rowan 7 K-ul’s I»ve, Vague. Mu. Honours
3= 3* J McTag’t 8 Slip. Elm, Deekmate, O. There
4= 4** G PreeceJr 7 MintoTI., Deekmate, Mat. Idol
2uit J McTag’t 0 Quietude, Kashmir. Game Cock

3* 4'* L Ensor 9 Zouave, Bravado, (iraphic
2‘ 1= C KummerlO Cobaltijass, Currency, Blazonry
2i 4= Ij Ensor • 9 Vals]>ar, Bolster, Lazy Lou
2'J 33 li Ensor 9 Piedra, Valspar, Saint’s Bridge
3i 4=4 H Myers 10 Ch. Two, P.audCalls, P.tuPoint

i J Morys
1® 1® H Lunsf’d
2* 2* J Morys
2® 2* J Morys
48 6=* J Morys
1*4 1*4 J Morys
1= 1*4 J Morys
8* 9*® M Garner
1® 1* J Morys

1:363/4—^117.)

SANBERIA. b.

f. 4 (M)

112

3X709 Jamaica

ImTOyl :46*ifa.st

7

110

4

4

4

38608 Belmont

3-4 l:14%hvy

16 5

104

1

1

1

MISS STERLING, b. f, 4 (M)

112

4?.20:» h:mrlre Ab 3-4 l:ll%slow

112

1

6

Ty

4:i044 Aq’duct

1 1 ;39%fast

40

106 10

9

•J

9

427.', 2 Belmont

1 l:43*/imud

12

110

4

7

6

8

42411 Jamaica

3-4 l:i:i%fast

10

10.3

1

1

2

42.278 Jamaica

6i f l.:07 fast

15

107

9

9

11

42181 H.deG’ce

linTOyl :46%f ast

7if

100

9

10

8

13

42135 H.deG’ce

3-4 l:14%fast

9

100

6

9

10

42099 H.deG’ce

3-4 l:13%fast

4i

101

1

6

6

42085 H.deG’ce

5.\ f l:08y6fast

4\

113

10

10

4

42013 Bowie

3-4 1:15 fast

10

113

8

7

6

41961 Bowie

6i f 1 :08%fast

6i

106

6

2

3

I’ENJOLEUR,
biTMt start.

b. g. 3 (M)

115

43265 Saratoga
4.3198 Empire
43159 Empire
43141 Empire
43090 Aq’duct
43003 Aq’duct
42993 Aq’duct
42962 Aq’duct
42893 Jamaica

^ f l:07%fast
64 f l:10%hvy

64 f
64 f
6-8
6-8
6-8

5- 8

6 - 8

1 :09 mud
l:07%fast
59%fast
l:00%fast
1:00 fa.st
l:01%slow 30
1 :00%f ast 50

SECOND RACE— 1 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Maidens. Special Weights. (Sept. 7, 1914 —

By Santry — Tiberia (G. D. Widener).

6= 7== (' Mergler 8 Com. Law, Oenone, Dublin Mary
4'* 4** Ij Ensor 5 Elliiihurt, Helen Atkin, i’azzu
By Peep o’Day — Annagh (E. Lutz).

6'A 6^ H Krifks’nir* N ancmiver. S;im. Kelly, Jeweler
94 11== H Ericks’nlJ T.iutalus, John 1. Da.v, Goldvale
7* 7** H Ericks’n 9 Caddie, Coaler, Wilfreda
2uk 35 H Ericks’n 5 Albert A., Sum. Sigh, Tarascon
11 11** H Ericks’nll Ml etedll., T.-a-Ling. UltraGoid
14* 14*® J McK’verlO SirW.J’nson. AlmaB., B.Hunley
74 6=4 F C’ltilettill SeaBe.'ich, Traiiby. S.W.Johnson
4* 4'3 T Rowan D) Electedll., C’slsteucy, V. McGee
3* 3=4 J Butwell 11 Irene, Irish Maid, Sophie K.

24 2= J Butwell 13 Toadstool, Tom Fool, Vigilante
2= 2*4 H Ericks’n 8 Euos, General. Scaramouch

THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile Straight.
137.)

By Si>eiirmint — Confectipn (J. E. Widener).

Mineola Selling Slakes. 2-year-olds. (May 19, 1903— 1 ;08\.— 4

DAVID HARUM. b. c,

43579 Belmont 6if st 1

4:Ci53 Saratoga
4344S Sarato^ja
43409 Saratoga
43348 Saratoga
432S9 Saratoga
43262 Saratoga
42548 Belmont 44f st
<2415 Jamaica 5-8 1

0«i fa.”
12%fa.st

8

4 1

5-8 l .OUsinud 13 10 116
5i f l:09V5mud 8
64 f l:05V5fast 6
3-4 l:14%mud 15
3-4 1

:12%fast

53%fast

30

44

102

By Star Shoot —

Pai

11;.

7

c

r,

3-’

1>*

1.

Ml Atf.-

Hk'.

6

6

7

8

'■ *

L

ML-.Ate.-

s

116

4

5

G

4*

4-

L

McAtee

9

108

5

6

5

3®

23

L

McAtee

11

102

8

6

6

7*

714

L

McAtee

12

108

8

11

11

10*

10*«

L

McAtee

11

112

7

9

9

9=

10'*

L

McAtee

10

115

7

7

8

10*

8®

L

McAtee

14

lid

6

6

6^

4«

L.

McAtee

9

Sea .Mint. Siniidetoii, Pilgrim
Cra.vssiaii. Kiuiiuul. Sammy
The'I'rout. P’ee Pennant. l*adriac

War, Upset, Homely
ServiceStar, K. Champion

SUGARMINT. b. f, 2 (M)

4:1.576 Belmont 5Af st l:05*ifa.st 10
43414 S.'irutoga 5-8 1:02 mud 4
4.3346 Saratoga 54 f 1:06 fa.st i5
42478 Belmont 4Af st 63%slow 8
42399 Jamaica 54 f l:08%fast 12

42362 Jamaica 6-8 l:01%fast 3

99

107 2
105 5
116 3

112 4

113 8
95 8

101 5
1094 9
109 6

89

lo3

114 2

1014 8

111 4

102 6

112 4

7 David llaruni. Sea.Miut. Pilgrim
. 8 His Choice, Herd Girl, Hurry

10 AirRaid, North. Belle, JustFaney

11 Kinnoul. Kallipolis, Paul Jones
11 E.Riekenbaeher, Romany, Alias
11 Brookholt. Furlough, Bucklnide*
11 Hasten On, Alias, Game Chick

9 Head Over Heels, Blazes, Alias

11 Ijeviathan, K.C’mpjon, Armenus

12 Wildair, Homely. Hoodwink
0 Raleo, Amaze, Devil Dog

9 King Tlinisli. Evergay, Feodor
11 E.Kiekenbaelier. Romany. Alias
S E. U’nbaidier, lle'dman. R’inany
7 Man o’ War. Retrieve, Neddam
11 Ij<‘viathaii, K.(”mi»ion. Armenus
♦5 Raleo, Simpleton, Amaze
By Flint Rock — Hour Hand (R. L. Gerry).

6= 5*^ C KiimmerlO Bullse.ve. HiddenShip, Rosolaud
4* 4'® W Obert 5 Carmandalo, Krower, Ijovely
4* 4* C Kummer 0 Ann. Teller, Midian, Sist. Helene
54 4=J C Kummer 7 Omibel, Ann. Teller, Toueanet
6* 6®3 J Hoffler 11 Toueanet. Clarabella, Who Cares
8*410*® J Hoffler 11 E.Riekenbaeher, Romany, Alias
Ink Ink .f Hoffler 10 Eas.Glow, (’ormoran, W.thePl’nk
8* 8*® J Collins 9 G. Light, St.G’rmain, M.S’kleton
6* 6** J Collins 7 Phan. Fair. FairColleen. F.Cook
By McGee — Mint Blossom (W. R. Coe).

6 6** H Myers 0 Wedding Cake. Oerriia. Homely

3* 3'= L AlcAtee 7 I’rec. I’earl, Swirl, Watersmeet
44 6®4 II Alyers 10 His Choice, Azurita, La Rablee
4® 4®i L McAtee G Light Wine, Betty J., Edwina
6 3^ H Myers E.U’nbacher, Oleaster, H’dman

5* 4*4 C P’b’ther C White Socks. Heyday, End Man

FOUR'TH RACE— 1
1:44— 5—108.)

ROYCE ROOLS. b. g. 4

43559 Saratoga 1 1
43478 Saratoga 1 1
42506 Church’ 1 1 1-4 2

42400 Jamaica 1 1-16 1
42263 Pimlico 1 1-16 1
42193 Pimlico
41296 F.G’nds
41164 F.G’nds
41072 F.G’nds
41020 F.G’nds lm70y 1
40960 F.G’nds 1 1
38722 Jamaica lm70>’l
38653 Jamaica 1 1-16 1
38353 Jamaica 3-4 1:

1-16 Miles. Brentwood Handicap. 3-year-olds and upward. (June 6, 1919 —

1 1
1 1-16 1
1 1
1 1

10 good 8
.37%good 20
10%hvy 21-10
45%fast 3
48%mud 10
42 slop 17-5
:45%fast 14-5
:41%slow 1
:4.3%hvy 3

:49%hvy 15

:38%good 30
:48%slop 13-10
:47%fast 7
13%fast 11-5

STAR MASTER, ch. h. 5

4:1494 Sara fga 1 3-16 1 :.'>7%fast 8
4.3.‘108 Saratoga 1 l:38*^good 4
43056 Aq’duct 7-8 1:23 fast
42991 Aii’duct 1 l:37%fast 11-5
42907 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:46 good 3
4282:i Jamaica 1 1-16 l:452ifast 9-6
42582 Belmont 7-8 l:23%fast
42452 Belmont 1 l:45%slop
42400 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:45%fast
40304 Pimlico 1 1-2 2:31%fast

114

112

4

5

6

3

I

4*

119

2

6

6

6

6®

113

6

5

5

5

6*

110

4

2

1

1

1®

103

5

1

1

1

1®

105

3

—

5

5

B»

103

2

1

1

1

1®

105

1

3

5

3

1®

101

1

1

1

1

1®

100

5

6

6

6

4i

104

1

3

5

5

5®

112

6

2

1

1

1®

101

9 10 10

5

4*

101

3

2

2

2®

126

122

3

4

4

3

I

2*

120

6

5

5

5

3=

125

2

3

3

2*

By Salvation — Saintolat (W. T. Wilkinson).

1= J Butwell 7 'I’ip. Witehet. 'Ficklish, WarGod
6*7 C Rob’son 7 The Porter. Courtship. Valor
6=« M Buxton 7 Midway, Beaverkill, Ex’rminator
l*i M Buxton 8 Str. Forward. Cudgel, Lanius
1® T Nolan 5 Boniface, O. Kh’yam, W.Uogan

620 T Nolan G Omar Khayyam, Boniface, Papp

1* H Ericks’n 4 Courtship, Bolster, Diversion
1® J Mooney G Grayson, Cob. Lass, KateBright
1'® H Ericks’n 5 Bolster, Nepperhan, Ticket
4*= E Don’hue G Lucky B., Warsaw, Waukeag
4’* E Don’hue G Franklin, Drastic, Buford
1® L Lyke 13 W’. Violet, Af. Arrow, W’dthrush
3=i H Ericks’n 12 S.ofPasure, Magnetite, MintoII.
2=i R Troise 8 Compadre. Poacher, Onico

Kummer

119 10

40291 Pimlico 1 1-16 1:46 fast 27-10 124 4

3-6

3

17

2 *

2 * 1 *

LUCULLITE.

br. c. 4

130

By Trap Rock—

4.'{574 Belmont

3-4 l:10%fast

4-5

1:10

3

2

2

lb

p

I.,

Fator

43168 Empire

1 l:40%good 8-5

127

1

1

1

1

1=

1®

L

Fator

431.56 Empire

1 l:39%f?^t

1-4

130

3

1

1

1

Ink 23

L

Fator

43094 Aq’duct

1 l:36%fast

4-5

124

2

1

1

1

1®

1®

L

Ensor

42896 Jamaica

ImTOyl :47%mucl

9-20

126

—

—

—

—

—

1*

J

Loftus

42855 Jamaica

3-4 l:ll%fast

3-4

128

5

3

3

35

2*5 L

I.vke

42754 Belmont

1 l:37%.slow

7-10

114

2

2

1

1

1=

1=

E Taplin

42608 Belmont

3-4 st l:10%fast

9-5

127

5

5

3

2*5 2nk K

Taplin

42412 Jamaica

5A f 1 :05 fast 11-10

122

1

2

2

1=

la

E

Taplin

42360 Jamaica

3-4 1 :12%f ast

12

119

9

11

11

65

3=

E

Taplin

40314 Pimlico

3-4 l:ll%fast

4J

114

7

3

3

2uk

2h

I.,

Lyke

40283 Pimlico

3-4 l:ll%fast

12-5

118 11

10

8

10*

985 L I.yke

VALOR, ch. h, 6

43577 Belmont 1 1-8 l:50V-fa.';t 18-
43478 Saratoga 1 l:37%good 4
433.87 Saratoga 1 3-16 l:59%slow 2
43269 Saratoga 1 l:36%fast 6-E
42952 Aq’duct 1 l:37%fast 6-E
42843 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:46%fast 2
42712 Belmont 1 1-16 1:44 fast 3i
42670 Belmont 1 1-16 l:44%fast 2J
42500 Belmont 1 l:39%good 6
42297 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:60%h\T 10
41751 Oakl’wn 3-4 l:14V5Slow 12
40300 Pimlico 1 1:40 fast 12

40262 Pimlico 1 l:39%fast 32
40225 Laurel 11-16 1:45 fast 6
40199 Laurel 1 1:39 fast 72

40053 Laurel lm70y l:42V5fast 11
89966 Laurel lm70y l:43%fast 17

119

115 3
124 4

119 3
110 1

120 2
121 5
108 2
115

lorr

117

1 1
2 2

1 1

4
2
3

108 6
120 4
100 3
110 1
102 2
111 3
110 2

109

43577

Belmont

1 1-8 l:.',0V5fJ*«t

G

4

4

4

4

4

4« Jj

43:122

Saratoga

1 1-8 1 :50 fast

6

HO*

5

5

5

5

5®

4= E

43257

Saratoga

1 1-4 2:02%fast

3

112

1

4

4

4

4®

4® L

42823

Jamaica

1 1-16 1 :45%f ast

6

115

6

8

8

8

6=

4=5 L

42725

Belmont

1 1-4 2:02*^fast

16-5 108

3

7

6

2

2=

ink L

42570

Belmont

1 1-16 1 :44%fast

9-5

117

2

4

4

3

4=

Ink L.

42500

Belmont

1 l:39%good

9-10

119

4

5

5

3

2*

2® L

42:155

Pimlico

1 1-16 1 :47%fast

1

122

4

3

3

2

2h

2*5 L

40304

Pimlico

1 1-2 2:31*Afast

6

110 11 10 11

6

4®

4*5 L,

40291

Pimlico

1 1-lG 1 :46 fast 23-10 116

1

4

2

2

1*

1*5 L

40262

Pimlico

1 1 :39%fast

17-6 108

2

5

5

3

U

1=5 L.

40241

Pimlico

1 1-16 l:48%slow

3

107

6

4

4

3

2*5

2= L

40204

Empire

1 1-8 l:51%fast

5

107

8

6

6

5

6®

3® L

40160

Empire

1 1-16 l:46%fast

2J

109

3

3

4

4

3*.

3*5 L.

40142

Empire

ImTOy 1:43 fast

12

109

1

1

3

3

3*

2*5 L

40124

Jamaica

1 1-8 l:5l%fast‘

45

111

4

4

4

4

4

4®5 F

39999

Jamaica

1 1-16 1:46 fast

4

115

4

5

5

4

3*

4*5 L

39806

Aq’rtuct

1 1-8 1 :52%hvy

7-5

113

3

3

3

3

1®

ink p

39706

Aq’duct

1 1-16 l:44%fast

4

109

4

4

3

S

2*

1*5 L

JACK STUART, h. 0 . 4

43552 S.aratoga 1 1 ::59*'f.fast 4
4:1*234 Saratoga ll:;i7%fast 7
42x4:: Jamaica 1 1-16 l:46%fast 7
427S3 Belmont 1 l:37%fast 30
42749 Belmont 3-4 st l:12-M;mu(l 60
42380 Jamaica 61 f l:05%fa.st W

39164 Empire
39139 Empire
39127 Empire
39095 Empire
39046 Aq’duct
39002 Aq’duct
38706 Jamaica

1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
8-4 1

;39%fast 3-6
:40%fast 4-5
:39%fast
:40 fast
:39%fast -
:40*/<;fast 15
:14%fast 12

4

20

6

95

110 6

104 8
96 2

101 0
98

105

115

106
101
107

104

105
100

(’udgel. Exterminator, SuuBriar
tioD son Y Naturalist, War Pennant, Ballv

Buxton 4 Naturalist, R’tledge, Dominant

Buxton G Naturalist, CrimiHjr, T. Witehet

4J 3=5 W Knapp 7 Naturalist, Lanius. Bally

2*5 2* W Knapp 8 Naturalist, Boniface, CornTassel

1*5 1® W Knapp 5 RegalLodge, Whimsy, BullyBoy

3* 3*5 W Knapp 7 Lanius, Flags, Foreground

45 5*5 W Knapp .S RoyceRools, S. Forward, Cudgel

6** 10** W Knapp 15 G. Smith, O.K’yam, Exter’nator

4* 3*5 W Knapp 7 CornTassel, Strom boli. L’Errant

Lucky Lass (S. C. Hildreth).

7 Pet.lMper. Fruitcake, Audacious
4 OldUosebud, SuuBriar. Mat. Idol

4 Bally, Ticket, Mary Maud
G Sunny Sloi>e, Bally, Bondage
.5 Crimper, Thunderel:ip. Padd.v
~t Tip. Witehet, Lion d’Or. Lanius
3 Natural Bridge, Roam»*r

8 Billy Kelly, Papp. Toto

5 (Ud Koenig, GeorgeStarr. Arnold
14 Flags, Old Rosebud. Old Koenig

8 Bulse, Motor Cop, Ijcochares
13 Flags, Jock Scot, Bulse
By Ballot— Muriel (S. C. Hildreth).

1* 2* L Fator 4 War Cloud. Cudgel, Corn Tassel

25 3=i L Fator 7 The Porter, Courtship. Buford

2* 3*J J Callahan 5 Cudgel, Spur, Beaverkill

1* 1* J Callahan 5 Leoehares, Enfilade, Blairgowrie

1* 1* J Callahan 5 Th’derstorm, A. Arrow, F. Swoop

3® 3* J Callahan G J. Stuart, K. Plaudit, Camoufleur

1*5 1*5 J Callahan 4 N. Bridge, Hollister, O. Khayyam

25 4J J Callahan 6 Corn Tassel, BeFrank, T.LaMort

1* 1* J Callahan 6 C. Tassel, Dnmrosch, W. Machine

4* 4** J C5allahan 6 Ov’rThere, Cam’fieur, CleanGone

6 4®| J Callahan G Ultima Thule, Top Coat, Kama

6*0 6TJ J Callahan 8 Hollister, Boniface, Kashmir

4*» 2=5 H Thurber 6 CornTassel. Leoehares, R.Lodge

35 3® H Thurber 5 Franklin, Aurum, Smart Money

35 2* H Thurber 6 Leoehares, Arriet, Icarus

6*5 6®f J Callahan 7 Crank, Wise Man, Flittergold

8*5 2*5 H Thurber 6 S. Money, Bay. Candle. Damroscb

By Santoi — Cornfield (R. T. Wilson).

Ensor 4 War Cloud. V.ilor, Cudgol
Ambr’se G SuuBriar, E.xter’uator. Hollister
Ensor 5 I’urehase, F:iiry Warn!, W. Cloud
Ensor 8 Naturalist, StarM’ster. Boniface
Ensor 8 Sweep On, Boniface, War (Moud

Ensor BeFrank, TrompeL:>Mort. Valor
Ensor G Valor. Damrosch, War Machine

Ensor 5 Bondage, Crimper, Franklin

Ensor 15 G. Smith, O.K’yam, Exter’nator

Ensor 7 Stromboli, Starilaster, L’Errant

Ensor 6 Valor, Leoehares, Regal Lodge

Ensor C Gl’my Gus, O. Khayyam, F’nklin

McAtee 9 Geo. Smith, StarM’ster, W.Cloud
Ensor 4 Naturalist, Rpamer, St.Master
Ensor 4 War Cloud, Reamer, Dorcas
Rob’son 4 StarMaster, Roamer, Geo.Smith
Ensor 7 Naturalist, Geo.Smith, S. Muster
Rob’son 4 Ticket* Papp. Spur
Elnsor 6 G. Smith. Naturalist. W. Machine
By Yalens — Sweet Sauce (T. Cook).

5* 6'= .1 Callahan 8 Midnight Sun. Kashmir, Rifle
35 4=2 .T Callahanl4 War Zone. Elmendorf, Kasliniir
2* 1* J Wessler G King i’iaudit. Valor, (’a in on fie nr

5 3=i J Wessler .5 Damrosch, WnrZono, Sunllashll.

8 8'® S Wida 9 K. Plaudit, Woodtrap, J. Seot

9* 9®2 G Elliott 10 Startling, Tma Frank. BullyBoy
2® 2*5 J D’minick 4 1/ Errant, Dnodalus, B.antry
1* 1*® L En.sor G J.ofSpades, T.byJury, Crumpsall

2* 2* H Wakoff 7 Aliiito II,. Dan, Barry Shannon
1= 1* M Buxton 9 Trophy, Niglitstiek, Pullux
6* 6® J Callahan 9 Dan, Deekmate, Starry Banner
1*5 1*5 M Buxton IG J.ofSpades. Dragoon, II.B’rgoyne
711 8i*» J CallahanlG Alid.Sun. W’pburwill, H.B’goyue

FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (Sept. 7, 1914 — 1 :3C%— 3— 117.)

8

35

12

5

16-5

16-6

4

7

4

5

10

8-5

11

18-5

4.3196 Empire
43178 Empire
4.3169 Empire
43151 Empire
43088 Aq’duct
42992 Aq’duct
42910 Aq’duct

1

MARY BELLE, hlk. m. 5

4.3495 Saratoga 1 1 ::i8<^if.‘ist
4:^3.S8 Saratoga 1 1-S l:.65%slow
4.3362 Saratoga 1 1 :39%fast
43264 Saratoga 1 l:40%fast
43151 Empire 1 1-16 l:48%fa.st
4S0S8 Aq’duct 1 1-16 l:46%fast
42940 Aq’duct 1 1-16 l:47%fast
42381 Jamaica lm70yl :45%fast
42180 H.deG’ce lm70yl:46Vifast 37-10
41497 F.G’nds 1 1-16 1:52 hvy 45
41298 F.G’nds lm70y l:4.'>%fast
41165 F.G’nds lm70y l:47%slow
40975 F.G’nds 1 1-16 1:47 fast
40332 Latonia 1 1-16 l:46%fast
39952 Church’l lm70yl:44%fast
39892 Douglas 1 1-16 l:46%fast
LUCIUS, ch. g,'5
4:’2.50 Empire 1 1-16 l:47%fast

1 1-16 1 :52%hvy 13-10
1 1-16 l :49*^mud 8-5
ImTOy l;45%good 10
1 1-16 l:48*/6fust 35
1 1-16 l:4G%fast 6
1 1 :39*ifast 8
1 1-lG l:47V5fast 8
42854 Jamaica lm70yl :4.5%fast 7
42760 Belmont 7-8 l:27Vfe80od 10
42713 Belmont 1 l:39%fast 16-5
42167 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 1 :48%f ast
42111 H.deG’ce lm70yl :49%hvy
42090 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%fust
42011 Oakl’wn ImTOy 1:45 fast
GRAPHIC, b. m, 5
h;: 2.50 Empire 1 1-16 1
43226 Empire lm70y l:45%fa«t
4::214 Empire lm70y l:4i%f.'<st
42:J,M Pimlic o 1 1 :4H%fast

42167 H.deG’oe 1 1-16 l:4S%fast
42111 H.deG’ce ImTOy l:49%hvy
42090 H.deG'ce 1 1-16 l:47^.^fast
42014 Bowie 65 f l:21%fast i>
41964 Bow re 1 l:4:>%fa.st 9

JOHN I. DAY. b. c. 4
4;2»7> Bflniont 1 l::5!'fsfast 1:
4:i23.6 PTinpire 1 1-16 1 :47*ir.fa.st :«•
4:v’23 Empire ImTOy 1 ;4.5’r.fast 7

1 1-4 2;U9*igo(*d 7

6f

6-5

24-5

5

8

6

::o

17

€

19

15

4:’.J08 Empire
43P.»:: Emiiire
4:>17.‘> Empire
4316.1 Empire
43142 Empire
43.115 Aq’duct
43088 Aq’duct
43044 Aq’duct
42722 Belmont
40438 Bowie
40367 Bowie

1 1 :46%hvy
1 1-8 l:f.Ciimua
1 1-S l:54%slop
ImTOv 1:45 fast
1 1-16’ l:46%fast
1 1-16 l;46%fast
1 l:39%fast
65 f l:19Vbfast
lm70y l:49%fast
X l;46%slop

1.6

35

12

12

10

7-5

11-5

25

6

7

108
]<I7 3
106 6

110 5

108 7

112 7

111 4
101 1
106 6

105 3
107 2
1035 4

102 3

106 8
111 1

109 4

107 6

113

112 5

113 2
115 9

108 1
112 €
118 3
113 5
117 8

112 7

117 6
115 3

104 10
108 8

107 2

108 4
106

110 7
lf»9 4
112 6
102 6
110 2

118 1
110 4

110 3
10.5 2
106

113 5
106 6
108 2

111 1

105
111 )

110

113

114
108
114
120
112

103

By Ballot — Wing Ting (C. P. Winfrey),

2* 1" E Kummerll Dimitri. W.itc'r W;»r, Millrace
7 7‘* C Kummer 7 Kilkenny, (il**ipnc*r, Capt.lloclge

3* 3=i C Kummer 9 KingJohn, WaterWar, Wise.Man

6 5*^ H Ham't’n 7 Katie Canal, Manoevre. Umbala

5= 5® L Fator 15 Mount. Rose II., Lucius, Zinnia

75 6=i A Richcr*klO JohnI.Day, Sunnyllill, Millrace
1* 1* L Fator 11 Jack Mount. Lucius, Millrace
4* 3**f A Collins 11 Favour, Millrace, Plenty
3*5 3* T Nolan 15 Favour, Dan, L.iura Miller
6 6=® M Rotvan G Philisitine. Progressive, Luther

4* 4*5 S Sn’dman 9 Sir Oliver, Orderly, Aldebarah
3*1 5»i S Sn’dmanll Dioscorlde, IjOttery, Lib. Sands
8* 8** N Barrett 9 B. Peddler, Orderly, Queen Apple
1*5 1®^ N Barrett 12 Fair Orient, F.ofSteel, Yennak
It 15 N Barrett 8 Luc'ky R., Eulogy. Mary H.

6t 6*® N Barrett 7 Bour.Lad, Benefactor, F. Orient
By Isidor — Rexane (J. L. Price),

15 25 A Schu’g’r S Doleful. Graphic. Wilfred.a
1= 1® A Schu’g’r 7 IMPterfly, S.Lightlll., N. Flack
2* 2*5 G W Car’l 9 Tailor Maid, Nan. Flack, Starter
410 4-*| J McTag’t 5 Poacher, Green Gold, Warsaw
1*5 2* J McTag’t 15 Mount.Rosell., Zinni.a, Millrace
41 4*i B Haynes 10 JoliuI.Day. . Sunnyllill, Millrace
3* ,3®5 E Haynes 10 Warsaw. Ivry, Tapageur
44 3*J E Haynes 11 MaryBelle. JackMount, Millrace
4*5 4*3 E Haynes 10 B’nevolent, O. Nephew, AlbcrtA.
2*5 1* J McTag’t 9 Celto, Tarascon, Tie Pin
3nii 41* J LoftuS 7 Poacher, St. in Time, Com, Law
8* 8®i L McAtee IG Polroiua, Bill Ilunley, Thrift
7® 7‘* L McAtee 8 Sibola, Zinnia, Simon Pure
4* 4** L McAtee 6 Br. Peddler, Graphic. Th. Bloom
^ 2t C Rob’son 8 MissKruter. Tito. Barb.Sliiilinc
Bv Glorio— Picturesque (J. D. Misick).

4- T Davus s Doleful. Lucius, Wilfred;!

52 r,iJ Dav es 9 D. Vandiver. K’nJane, Tail. Maid
6* 6*= T Davies S G.atli, Hauberk. (in*en Gold
4* 4*4 W Obert G Kilts II., Waukeag, N. K. Beal
3* 5'j J Dreycr D» Polroma. Bill Ilunley, Thrift
6® 6*® J Dreyer S Sibola. Zinnia. Simon Pure
3« 2= J Dreycr G Br. Peddler. Th’rnBloora, Lucius
6 6*® G Corey G Tninby. Prunes. Romeo

2* 2® T Rice G N. K. Beal, IndianCliant, Soslus
By Day Comet — Beautiful Sight (W. V. Casey).

7i.\ L Lyke G l*o:ieher. 1). of tlu'Sea. J.Dinney

35 4' i W Obert 8 ('onduit. Ellison, Hubbub
3‘ 2* W* Ob<*rt 11 KiJig John. S. in Time. Hubbub
3'® 3® A UichiT’k 4 Comme Ci, Conduit, C.iddle
34 3*4 W t»bert 5 Woialtrap, Mat. hlol, Ducli.Lnce
G Mist. Polly. Conduit, King John
G SiiapdraguiiII., S. Realm, K.Johu
9 H. O’Day. KingJohn, Buckbo.ard
G Ivry, King John, Q. of the Sea

3*4 W Obert
2= L Fator
4'® T Rice
3® 5 T Rice
6=* T Rice

4*

34

5* . - , ,

25 1“ W Kelsay 19 Sunny Hill, Millrace, Lucius
1* 2* W Kelsay 13 Tantalus, Goldvale, CheaterTwo
8 8** W Kelsay 8 Out the Way. K. Bright, Paddy
g2 711 w Kelsay 9 King John. Bravado. Prunes
6*1 J Pearce 7 Kashmir, Koh-I-Noor, Mat.I<lol

Wednesday, September 3, 1919

DAILY RACING FORM.

BABT SISTER, tir. m.
41380 Havana 1 1-16 1 :■
4(1956 Havana 1 1:1
40949 Havana 1 1-16 2\<
40S29 Havana ImSOy 1:!
40786 Havana 1 1-16 1:
40749 Havana mluOy 1:
40725 Havana 11:!
40694 Havana 1 1-16 2:

HICKORYNTJT. 'b. m.

43564 Saralopa 11:
43514 Saratoga 11:
43151 Empire* 1 1-16 1 :
42785 Belmont 1 1-8 1:
42713 Belmont 1 1:
42662 Belmont 1 1-16 1:
42583 Belmont 11:
42327 Pimlico 11-8 1:
42232 Pimlico 11-16 1:
43047 Oak rwn 11-8 1:
42023 Oakl’wn 1 1-16 1:
41972 Oak rwn 1 3-16 2v
41943 Oakl'wn lm70y 1:
41839 Oakl’wn 1 3-16 2:
41786 Oakl’wn 11-16 1:

47%fast 12
Bl^hvy 15
OlVshvy 3i
57%hvy 8-5
58%hvy 2J
49 slow 5
54Vf.hvy 6
01%hvy 4

S8

106 9 0 9

107 7 7 7
109 6 5 4

108 1 7 8 8

::’9 fast 40
:39%good 50
:48Mifagt 30
:53%fast 30
:39%fast 40
:45%fast 50
:38^fast 15
:57Migood 122
:47%fast 28f
:54%fast 4
:48 fast 30
:03%mud 20
:46%fast 20
:01 fast 40
:48%fast 30

1(K5 19 9 9

110 8 5 10 11

102 2 6 5 4

104 6 6 4 5

105 4 4 7 8

110 6 5 9 7

105 4 4 7 8

110 6 5 9 7

106 2 5 4 3

115 1 6 8 9

101 14 4 5

101 6 7 7 7

103 2 1 1 4

102 8 6 6 4

99 9 10 10 10

101 7 7 7 7

By Lord Esterlingr — Annie Lauretta (R. I. Miller). VTSION. br. f.

9 9^2 W Kelsay 5> liierman. Mud Sill. Scorpii ‘13686 Bl.cjraaa

6* 5" B Kop’m’n 7 Pnnr. Maxini’a Choice, Kgmont 43010 Latonia

4J 4’® W Kelsay 6 Tarleton P., Hut. Boy, Austral 4‘2858 Latonia

4* 6*5 G PreeceJr 0 Egmont, Algardi, Trout Fly 42787 Latonia

5nk w Kel^y 7 Ar’trator, Tarleton P., Yenghee 42549 Church’l

8 . 8'« H Bullm’n 8 Petlar. Algardi. Sam McMeeLin 42343 Church’l

11 ink \y Kelsay 8 .T. W. Klein, HighTide, Austral 42262 Lex’ton
3* 2^i D Stirling 7 BabySister, Vagabond. Christie 42140 Lex’ton

^ 41618 Jef’aon

By Hessian — Lychee Nut (W. Cahill). 41492 y G’nds

6 6'= H Ham't’n ♦» 8**dan. Harry Breivogol. Dorcas ii-iyo P O’nda

9 9^5 H Ham’t’n 9 Sun. Hill. S.W..rnsou. Wut.War 41311 F (;*nda

lO^ilO** A Johnsonl.*! Mount. Bose II., Lucius, Zinnia

4’“ II Ham’t’n .5 D.Clioice, Benevolent, P.B’terfly LAMP POST, 1

5^ 6‘* H Ham’t’n 7 Poacher, St. in Time, Cdtai. Law 41903 Havana

gio §17 Q yr 9 Fell Swoop, .1,* an Bout, Celto 41758 Havana

7’ 6’* A Johnson 9 Dan, Bellringer, Hohokus 41713 Havana

3‘ 32 A Johnson 8 Arbitrator, FiringLine, Houdlni 41548 Havana

9J0 9i« ^ Johnsonll Polroina, Plenty, Prunes 41475 Havana

6* 5*5 II Ham’t'n 6 Miss Wells, Leta, Dur. Bobertt 414,34 Havana

6’J 3i» H Ham’l’n 7 lI.C.Basch, Grumpy, Rookery 41313 Havana

Si 6‘* H Ham’t’n 9 W’terproof, T’nksgiving, Atte< 41266 Havana

34 11 H Ham’t’n 12 Saadi. Verna B.. Sol Gilsey 41221 Havana

9'4 8’* H Ham’t’nlO B.ofPh’enix. Willdo. T’ksgiving
6* 6** II Ham’t’n 7 Gleipuer. Adelaute. Luketoae CHURCHILL I

‘13686 Bl.Clraaa .3-4 l:12%faat 27-10 :

43010 Latonia 3-4 l:12%fast 15 ]

4*2858 Latonia 3-4 l:12%fast 23 ]

42787 Latonia 3-4 1:13 fast 21

42549 Church’l 3-4 l:15Mimud 9 3

42343 Church’l 3-4 l:13%fast 24

42262 Lex’ton 3-4 l:13%fast *27-10 3

42140 Lex’ton F C l:10%faat 21 3

41618 Jef’aon 3-4 1:16 fast 7 3

41492 F. G’nds 6i f l:ll%hvy 6 3

41370 F.G’nda 1 l:45Vbmud 7 1

U311 F. G’nds 1 l:45yBhvy 4| ]

LAMP POST. br. f. 3

41903 Havana .3-4 l:lS%fast 10

41758 Havana 3-4 l:UM-.fast 20 3

41713 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 15 1

41548 Havana 1 l:40%fast 10 J

41475 Havana 3-4 1:17 hvy 8

414,34 Havana 11:40 fast 3 3

41313 Havana 3-4 1:14 fast 6 3

41266 Havana 6-8 1:07 hvy 2i 3

41221 Havana 55 f l:07%fast 10 3

CHURCHILL DOWNS, ch. c. 3 1

By Helmet — Dream
33 s Wolst’ml’2
8 8^ 9“ O Willis 12

4 3* 3^ E Pool 12

4 3’i 6<i J Dreyer 12

8 8» 7i» II Thurberl2

6 41 3* S Boyle 11

2 in H Thurberl2

5 5i 5>3 J HanoverlO

6 6‘ 8" E Don’huel3

3 8‘ 3'5 H Erlcks’nl2

6 6» 6‘* J Mooney 8

6 €♦ 61* G W Car’112

By Sweep — Lamp '

5 €« 6*3 Fator 8

9 7“ 6*5 E Hilemanll

10 10 8-’3 C Howard 10

8 8* 7‘" C Howard 9

4 4» 4^3 C Howard 10

2 4“>^ 6^3 C Howard 8

6 6i li C Howard 11

4 4i 6*i C Howanl 10
6 3^ 2“k C Howard 10

Girl (M. J, Rooney).

Ijoftus, Miss Wright, Fos. Embry
LadyF.Play, Bulldoze, D. Carroll
Fifl II., LadyFairPlay, ^Bullddze
Discussion, V’sylvin, A.Alex’der
Ljidy B.ncliel, Fifl II., Sarasota
KildareBoy, Dav. Craig, Mustard
Miss Manage, llopover, B.Wing
SansPenrlL. Allah, l)anc.Si>ray
Padn.a, Black Wing, LoyalPeter
Milda, Nelle Yorke, Taiitalui
Sylvano, W. Willow, R.Samueli
Astruea. Brimful. F. Shannon

Girl (C. Howard).

Grace, Dainty I.;idy. Minnie H.
Iron Boy, Duke Buff. Wey. Girl
MclAune, Miss Ivan, Minnie 11.
Kiinpalong, Anlace, Cuballo
Avion, Bianca, Buster Clark
Anlace. Sunningdale, Man. Coat
Bagdadine, B. Baker, Kimpalong
Buster Clark, Khaki. Ranker
Conscription, MinnieU., Liberal

SIXTH RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs Straight. 2-year-olds.

(July 17, 1915— 1: 03 2— 106.)

DOMINIQUE, ch. c.

2

115

4:>.'>.50 Saratoga

r.i’f

l:04%,fa.st

6 5

no

2

42747 Belmont 5-

8 st

59%mud

2-9

118

1

42610 Belmont 5

-8 st

58%fast

4-5

120

1

42454 Belmont 45f st

55%siop

11-5 115

3

CLEOPATRA, ch. f.

2

105

4:^)70 Saratoga

:i-4

1:13 slow

8

112

S

43.5.50 Saratoga

55 f

l:04%fast

11-5

109

3

4:1425 Saratoga

3 4

l:14%slow

H

112

8

4:^399 Saratoga

55 f

1 :n5%fast

3

112

IG

4:1297 Saratoga

55 f

l:07%.«low

35

m

6

43271 Saratoga

5-8

59%fast

15

106

9

WALK THE PLANK, ch. g. 2

43;{:t5 Saratoga 5i f l:06Vr.fast
43276 Saratoga 5-5 I 1 :0.5'?3fast

43129 Aq’duct
43076 A<i’duct
42993 Aq’duct
42857 Jamaica

3-4 1:15 slop
5-8 1:01 fast
5-8 1:00 fast
5-S l;01%fast

42727 Belmont 5-8 st 59%fast
CAPTAIN ALCOCK, ch c, 2

108

25 no 4
12 no 4
16-5 106 1
3J 107 4
7 1145 1

12 114 9

30 115 7

4:^.570 Sanitoga
43512 Saratoga
43425 Saratoga
43:i.59 Saratoga
43311 Saratoga
43271 Saratoga
430S9 Aq’duct

.3-4 1:13 slow 1.7
5-8 1:00 mud 6
:i-4 l:14^,alow 12
3-4 l:in^faat 100
5-S 59%good 30
5-S 59%fast 50
3-4 1 :14%fast 10

By Peter Guince — Berry Maid (S. C. Hildreth).

1* n L Fator (* (’leopatra, ('. llershler, Wlldair

IJ 2^ E Taplin 4 PanUones. IraWilson, Din. Care

14 \y Kelsay S Paul Jones, Anniversary. Slio.il
I'J 1* W Kelsay 11 Service Star. I’ilgriin, Marianne

By Corcyra — Gallice (W. R. Coe).

3‘ 2‘ (’ F’b’tber .8 M.o’War. Constamy. ll.istenOn

2‘ 2‘ !.» McAtee <5 D«*mini<jne, (Mlershler. Wildair

4- 2* L Mc.Mce S Blazes, Kinnonl, T«ui jours

in 9'^ C F’lj’ther 17 (’oust.aney, Wed. Cake, Germa

• 35 1*5 L McAtee 1,3 His Clioice, I.a Bablee, B. Signal

11* 8*5 L McAtee 15 TrulyBural, IlastenOu, Ar.Puint

Bv Cock 0’ th’ Walk — Privateer (W. H. Henry).

32 2- J G P«‘tz .S Berk and Call, Cjinlieen. Midian
f»2 r»*2 E Ambr’scKi SmartGuy, B.andCall. Cormor.an
3^ 3®5 K Auibr’se 5 .\mericanBoy, (’ormoran, Midian

3* 1*» E Ambr’se 7 Cornioran. Ladylike, MareelleM.

25 4*2 J Butwell 10 H.aekaniore, E. (Jlow, Cornioran

95 7* J Butwell 10 King Albert, Anzac, OrinlM*!

6* 4*5 J Butwell 8 Ireland, Copyright, Ourmaid

By Ogden — Mallard (J. E. Madden).

43."i86

Hi. Grass

3-4

l:12%fast

70

lo;i

L

Canfield 12

4302<)

I.iatonia

3-4

1:1 3%, fast

6:i

97

6

G

7

6*

6»’5

L

Canfieldl2

42929

Latonia

3-4

l:1.5%mud

66

102

6

5

6

6*

6‘*

L

Canfield 9

427S7

I.iiUonia

3-4

1:13 fast

74f

104

8

9

9

9*

9®3 L

Canfleldl2

41572

Jef’son

3-4

l:16%fa.st

7

1*17

9

10

9

9*

9» =

C

Brown 12

By Solar Star — Trappist (J. Greenberg).

41407 F. G’nds
I12f)3 F. G’nds
411% F.G’nds
41i:i9 F.G’nds
41116 F.G’nds

.55 f 1:11 hvy 20 98 5

55 f l:08%good 7 108 3

B4fl:08%mud 20 110 4

74 f 1:39 hvy 6 106 I

55 f l:13*4hvy 10 106 5

Canfield 7 Di.scus.sion, Seafarer, Gr’n Grass

4

6*

o'*

M

Buxton

0

I win. Vision, Disciissiun

5

5

5**

M

Buxton

5

Sil.Light. W.arMask,

Hid. Jewel

6

5

518

M

Garner

a

Sailor, The Cul. Bon.

Newel W.

2

3*

4*2

M

Buxton

7

Discussion. J.J. Casey,

Tantalus

THEODORE FJIIR.

.38067 Lex’ton

:i-4 1:13 fast

46

no 6

u

6

6

6*2 L

36201 Latoni.a

55 f 1:07 fast

9f

108 2

2

2

2* L

.36050 I^atonia

5i f l:07%fast

12f

112 4

7

4

8*

5=3

S5648 Douglas

55 f l:07%fast

10

113 10

10

10

9*

9*» I.

34273 FortErle
3.^539 BlueBon.
33502 BlueBon.
33.350 Dorval
33247 Dorval

i-8 l:00%fast 21 108 1

1-8 l:03%hvy 49-10 110 1
»-8 1:02 fast 15 115 6

1-8 1 :02V^fast 23-5 108 1
1-8 l:04M;fast 3-2 112 2

By St. Nat — The Hare (J. Lowenstein).

6*2 L Gentry 0 Tacola. B. Angle, St Augustine

I Jj Gentry 12 Il.V’Iley, B.L.Owen, H’miltonA.
* L Gentry 12 Myrtlegale, K.’sCub. H’miltonA.
R McD’ott 0 Kukinx. Fern Handley, Herald

4* 5'* L Lykes
8*5 I4 Lykes
2» 2» I.. Lykes
1* 1» L Lykes

7 Sw’pITpII., L.Eileen, F.Handley
10 Virg.Yell, J.IIefforing, S. Bound
7 Or.ofHavann, Near, licllinger

Dorval 5-8 l:04M;fast 3-2 112 2 11 1* V L Lykes 11 Uaseen, LadyGayety, Sw.L'pII.

SECOND RACE — 5-3 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. (May 10, 1916 — bS% — 2 — 118.)

8

‘s*® I‘

Musg’ve

s

M.o’War. Cleopatra, Constancy

1=

1 =

C

Rob’:-?on

4

Grayssian, Wildair, Mark West

8

6*

c

Rob’son

S

Blazes, Cleopatra, Kinnoul

6=

4*5 C

Rob’son

7

Upset. M.nn 0’ War, Gold. Broom

FAISAN DORE, b. c. 2

43491 Saratoga 55 f l:067r.fast

43:176 Saratoga
43135 Aq’duct
4.3090 A4|’duct
43058 Aq’duct
43032 Aq’duct

5-S 1 :01%mud 60
5-8 l:01%good 3-5
5-8 59%fast 12
5-8 1:01 fast 12
5-8 1:00 fast 30

ROYAL DUCK. hr. g, 2 1

4S348 Saratoga 55 f l:05i4fa.‘*t 5 ]

4.3,311 Saratoga 5-8 * ,59%good 20 ]

43179 Empire 55 f 1:10 mud 11-5 :
43140 Ati’duct 5-8 BS^good 12 ]

42607 Belmont 5-8 st 59%fast 20 1

42426 Jamaica 55 f l:06%fast 4
42382 Jamaica 5-8 l:01%fast 11-10 ]
SERVICE STAR, b. c, 2 (M)

4:1561 Saratoga 55 f 1*:08 good 10
42607 Belmont 5-8 st 59%fast 5 1

42548 Belmont 4if st 53%fast 45
424.54 Belmont 45f st 55V8slop 6 :

42415 Jamaica 5-8 l:01%fast 35 1

SEA SINNER, b. c. 2 (M)

42235 Pimlico 45 f 56 fast 315

10 10 10 lO** T Murray 10 Neildam, Violet Tip, Kallip'^lis
Pulled up. T Murray 1.7 Truly IBiral, IlastenOn. Ar. Point

12 11 9*^ 9-* J Butwell 12 Gladiator. Fiirlouch, T>eGIorieur

By L’Oiseau Lyre — Dorette (W. T. Wilkinson).

3 3 2- 2* C Rob’sonl2 Purl, Wlio Cares, C.arline S.

8 9 8*2 8>« H Swart 9 B. Wrack, IraWilson. Plian.Fuir

2 1 1* 1* T Rice 4 Sweet Apple. MareelleM., Dickie

3 3 6* 6^3 T Bice 11 Toucanet, Clarabella, Who Cares

7 7 8* 6* G Walls 1.3 Ormbel, Toucanet, Kii>g George

11 11 10 12 T Rowan 13 Hoodwink. Evergay. Gladkitor

By Royal Realm — Duckshot (G. D. Widener),

8 7 6* 6*® C Kummerl2 Blazes. Sandy Beni. Grayssian

7 7 52 4*5 G KummerlO Neddam, Violet Tip, Kallipolis

4 3 4 3" J Loftus 4 Camiandale, Feodor, Furlough

6 4 4’ 325 T Nolan 8 Cobwebs, Brookholt, C’ruiandsile

4 4 4*5 4* J Loftus 10 Bonnie Mar.v, On Watch, Upset

2 2 2* J Loftus 7 Cinderella, L.Brum’el, OnWatch

1 1 1’ P S Sn’dman 4 Armenus, R. Domino, M.A’nette

By Star Shoot — Phew (W. R. Coe).

10 S 7*5 4"5 C F’b’therl2 P. I’enn.ant, J. I*. Grier, Padriac
15 14 14* 132* L McAtee 10 Bonnie Mary. On Watch, Upset

1 1 4* 25 C F’b’therl4 Upset. King’sCh’mpion, Pilgrim

2 2 25 2* C F’b’therll Dominique, Pilgrim, Marianne

3 4 32 3’ C F’b’ther 9 Sh’ndoah. M.Ant’ette. D.H’rum

By Horse II. — Censure (Mrs. W. A. Prime).

•8 S 10* IP*" W Kelsay 11 (Ju«T<*a, Afternoon, Virginia L.

SPARTAN BOY, b. c, 2 (M)

4:10.34 Latonid 55 f l:07’V.fast 16f
42995 Latonia 55 f l:07%fast 19f
42943 Latonia 45 f BO’/smud 15
42872 I.atonia 5-8 1 :00%fast 44f
42.586 Church’l 5-8 l:01%fast 12f
425.30 Church’l 45 f 54%fast 31
42503 Church’l 45 f 65^hvy 36f
42443 Church’l 45 f 66 hvy 68
42211 Lex’ton 45 f B8’>ihvy 30

VIVA CUBA. b. f. 2 (M)

429:10 Latonia 5-8 l:02%mud 28
42885 Latonia 45 f 54%fast 28
42197 Lex’ton 45 f 58 hvy 19
42141 Lex’ ton 45 f 66%fast 17
42117 Lex’ton 1-2 49%fa.st 15f

41201 Havana 3-8 36%fast 2

41142 Havana 1-4 22 fast 6

41089 Havana 1-4 22 fast 8

41043 Havana 1-4 22%good 7

WILD FLOWER, br. f, 2 (M)

43066 Latonia 55 f 1:07 fast 28
42943 Latonia 45 f 56^mud 31

41491 F.G’nds 1-2 Bl^ihvy 20

41319 F.G’nds 35 f 43 good 20

41286 F.G’nds 35 f 42%fast 8

40977 F.G’nds 3-8 36*^fast 20

DONATELLO, br. c. 2 (M)

4:i58:i 111. Grass 5-S 1 :00'h;f‘'i.'5t lOG

BETTY CURRY, ch. f. 2 (M)

4:i06G Latonia 55 f 1:07 fast G3

PEGGY C., b. f. 2 (M)

Blue Grass Fair Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, September 3.

By Elkhorn — Indian Fairy (J, H. Baker).

2 2 25 :’.’5 L (^anfit'ldlJ Ablaze, Purl, Mis.s Nell

7 10 11 '510'* J Hanoverl2 Annette Teller. MalwdG., .Touett

3 2* 3®5 J Hanoverl2 Catania, T.Swimmer, JacklTyor
6 10 12 12*** L Gentry 12 l.lluglies, A.oflT’inps, P.P’nant
Lost rider. L Canfield 12 .'Sterling, Jazz, Alex Jr.

4 4* 4*5 M Garner 9 Friz, An. Teller, Bright Gold

9 85 5‘* J Hanover F2 Mi’tyMan, L.llamilton, A. Soldier
2 35 3*5 J Hanover 7 B’goyne, FrankW., B.B’niel II.

6 7 7*** O Willis 7 St. Germain. Virgo, Westwood

By Assagai — Argosy (C. T. Worthington).

5-8

1 :02%mud

28

112

.3

2 2

25

4*

W

”War’onl2

Maize. Alsace. Military Girl

45 f

54%fast

28

112

8

4

25

57

C

VanDu’nlL*

Bright Gold, Catania. Maize

4i f

68 hvy

19

112

6

6

6*

6*5

B

Kop’m’nlO

Annette Teller, Midia. Goldine

45 f

56%fast

17

102

9

8

95

9*5 B

Kop’m’nll

Moga, Dir. James, MLss I’arnell

1-2

49%fa.st

15f

112

2

1

6*

4*5 B

Kop’m’nll

A. Ja<‘ksoii, Drumfire, Myst.Girl

3-8

36%fast

2

113

3

3h

22

W

Kel.say 10

Grayssian. D’blet 11. , E. Stirling

1-4

22 fast

5

111

2

3b

3=5 W

Kelsay 11

Azurita, Ford, Pie

1-4

22 fast

8

112

5

4*

4«3 W

Kelsay 11

Dr.Hall, Acushlalll., Do’bletll.

1-4

22%good 7

112

1

6*

6*5

W

Kelsay 11

Just Fancy, Dr. Hall, Ford

By Magneto— Lampover (B. J. Brannon).

55 f

1:07 fast

28

112

4

2 9

9= 102-*

E

Pool

11

Eas.I'Iower. Lorraine, Dia.Girl

45 f

56%mud

31

110

8

11

11* 8**

S

Wols

t'ml2

Catania, T.Swimmer, Spart.Boy

1-2

61%hvy

20

109

9

9

9 92*

S

Sn’dmanlO

Peccant, U. Pardner, L. Pataud

35 f

43 good 20

111

12

10* 10 *»

E

Pool

12

Ella T., Accelerate, Guaranteed

35 f

42%fast

8

115

9

9*510**

E

Pool

12

Lady ^louutjoy. Rib, BlueJeans

3-8

36*^fast

20

111

7

6* 6*»

E

Pool

7

Clear the Way, Pueblo, My Ada

WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.

The figures under the heading “Rec.” in the
entries Iwlow show the best time of each horse
at the distance since January 1, 1917, no matter
where it finished. In cases where record was
made on other than a fast ^ cr good track,
abbreviations show track conditions.

o o

Racing starts at 3:00 p. m. ((’hioago time 3:00.)
® Superior mud runner. X Good mud runner.
He Fair mud runner. (M) Maidens. • Apprentice
allowance.

First Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Claiming.

4 109.. 72.7
3 99.. 720

3 104X71.7
.7 105X71.7

(Track record: May S. 1917— l.llMi-

Horse.

Premium

J. .1. .Munhak
Maud Bacon .
Billie B. ...
Gobi Stone . .

Vision

Lamp I’osI . .
Cliurcliill Down
Theodore Fair

Wt. Bee.

. .1(h; 1 :13
. .lOS l:ll*/5
..12.7 1:13
. .10711:12
..101 l:i:55f.
..107 1:13*/-,

..no 1:1 I
. .!(« 1:13 */6
..no 1:15

-0—11.7.)

Today’s
A.Wt.IIan.
.7 112He725
»; 112X720
.7 B(9®71.7
0 115X715
:i 107H:710
3 107X710
3 10-lHi705

3 102X7(M»

4 112.. 700

Tliird Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Claiming.

(Track record: May 8, 1917— 1 :11 <’»— 115. )

4.3.7S02 Miss Wright Ill 1:1244 4 109..7

(4:1.720) Doily KMl 1:1.3% 3 99.. 7

4’22K4 Poverina 102 1:14%, 3 104X7

43.780 Blanche Donalton. .111 1 :13% .7 105X7

43488 Bars and Stars... 104 1:13%, 7 112X7

41811* Anlace 104 1:14%; 3 99.. 7

43.720 Manfml 117 1:15% 0 112X7

42(H5’ Neg (M) ....109 1:15% 4 112X7

Acclamation, cli. e,
by Plaudit — IH-

Icrdie 3 107. . .

42943 Latonia 45 f 56%mud 16f 103 9

428C0 Liitonia 45 f 54 fast 42f 104 9

42788 I.atonia 5-8 l:00%fast 161 112 9
42527 Church’l 45 f 54%fast 51 115 7

PINDAR, b. c, 2 (M) 112

..104 1:13%,
..104 1:14%5

4;i600 Dl. Grass 5-8 l:01%fa.st 64 112

43049 Latonia 55 f l:0f fast 126 112 10

42777 Latonia 5-8 l:0l%fast 116 106 8

42550 Church’l 45 f 55%mud 153 116 10

TOM LOGAN, b. g, 2 (M) 112

43034 Latonia 55 f l:07%fast 7 KH 11

43008 I.atonla 55 f l:07%fast 10 112 2

42969 Latonia 5-8 l:04%hvy 8 112 8

7 112X715 I 42917 Latonia 5-8 l:02%mud 39

3 99.. 710 MINERAL, ch. f, 2 (M)

0 112X710 start.

4 112X705

By Herron — Mollie (J. T. Ireland).

11** J Gruber 12 Bob. Allen. ArrowPoint, EulaliF.

By Brummel — Gylfl (0. Vest).

10 11 11 in® H Lunsf’d n Eas. Flower, I>jrraiup, Dia.Girl

By Jim Gaffney — Housewife (J. L. Paul).

10 10* 7*’ B Davies 12 Catania, T.Swimmer, Spart.Boy
4 85 9** R Davies 12 Miss Minks, Pop Eyes, Caneion
9 9 9 9** D Conn’lly 9 Lunetta, Alsace, Lady Roberta

7 7 7*» W Lilley 7 Lady in Black; Alsace, Midia

By Froglegs — Purple Cross (W. F. Poison).

5"4 C Howard 12 Mayrose, CicelyKay, Pow.Fljisk
10 10 10 10** C Howard 10 Kinburn, Ace of Trumps, Dolph
y 9 9*5 9*3 C Howard 11 Bobby Allen, Mayrose, PlainBill

9 9’ 9” C Howard 11 FrankW.. L. Roberts. Gold.Bose

By Great Britain — Little Fraud (J. S. Hawkins).

12 12 12 12-* T Murray 12 Ablaze. Purl, Spartan Boy
2 8 8* 8® T Murray 9 T.Sw’mer, A.ofTrumps, AlexJr.

8 8 7’ 7*® R Troise 12 B.I’rince, T.,Sw’mer, A.ofT’mpa

6 4 4’ 4’ R Troise 11 Captain Mac, Alex Jr., Jazz

By Ormondale— Mimosa (K. Spence).

THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile, 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (May 8, 1917 — 1:11V5-

Fourth Raco— 5-8 Mile.

MISS WRIGHT, b. f. 4

43.786 Bl, Grass :i-4 1 :12%.fast

ear-olds. Maidens.

Siweial Weights.

41756 Havana

55 f

1 :07%£ast

S-5

('J’rai

k reeord: May 10,

1910— .-iS%— 2

—ns.)

41398 Havana

65 f l:06%fast

4

r 1“ a

I^iadylove

41341 Havana .

;i-4

l:18%hvy

3

109.-. 72.3

412:^6 Havana

55 f

l:10‘75mud

5

4.3ris:i

Mamie (>

107 1:02

109X720

41145 Havana

55 f

l:07%fast

4

4:1022

Kr2 1:02%

109 71, "i

41078 Ha\ana

65 f

1 :06%fast

4

42,364

Li Hie Samly

112. .710

41014 Havana
DOILY, b. f, 3

55 t

l:10%slow

4-5

429 1.3

High Wind

109. .703

43526 Lex. Fair

:;-4

1:13% fast

4*JS19

Ray Atkin

113 1:0.3%

112. .703

4:J474 L^x.Fair

:m

l:i:{*4fast

—

4.35S,3

Miss Ananias

107 1:03%

IIK). .7(M)

4:10s Paducah
4:097 Paducah

3-4

.5-8

1 :lS%.fast
1:01 fast

—

4:i(’/(M>

Dinty *. . .

112 l:OH%m

Krt). .700

42677 l..atonia

3-4

1 :i:v%fast

,36f

43583

Virgo

no 1:02

112X7(4)

42170 I,ox’ton

F C

1:14 hvy

59

Second Race — 5-8 Mile.
2-ycar-oIds. Maidens. Special Weights,
('brack record: Ma.v 10, 1910 -58%, — 2 — 118.)

Fifth Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards,
3-.vcar-olds and iipw.ird. (’laimiug.

riYack rccortl:

1911-1 ;42*/5— 3 t)8.)

4:1034*

Spartan Boy ..

..113 1:02%

112

.723

4:;3s3=*

IJ ( IIvE I’. ...

. .103

1 :43

3

1010723

42(K«»

Viva Cub.i ...

..112 l:0:im

1(6)

. 720

<1:J472=

I>'ali Coehraii

. .112

1:14%

a

1(6) X 71 3 !

4:{06(»

Wild Flower ..

109

.713

4.33S3

Rhymer

..no

1 :4 1 '/i

,3

112X713

433S:t

Doii.itello

. .110 1:03

112

.710

4:i6o:;

Beiiefai-tor

1:41 '/f.

4

112X713 I

4:iO«‘i6

Betty Curry ...

109

.703

4.360.3

3'okaloii .Mareii

. .112

1:47*5

.3

112. .710 1

4291.3

Peggy (’

. .112 1:0S

1(6)

.703

4:’..3S(;

Broom Swei’p . .

. .lOlJ

•1:14*%

.3

J 12X710 i

43600

Pindar

. . 106 1:02%

112

.703

4:i023

Bae

. .112

1:14

s

112x710!

Mineral, eli. f.

by

4:i032

Parrish

...101

1:46%

4

112X703 !

42071 Oakl’wn
42006 Oakl’wn
41619 Jef’soii
41131 F.G’nds
88845 Latonia

55 f l:08%fast 20 92

3-4 l:14*5f,fast 60 K*65

3-4 1:16 fast :i0 105

41131 F.G’nds 65 f l:i:t*7ihvy 40 KX) I.ost rider.
88845 Latonia 65 f l:09'%good 131 109 12 11 12

POVERINA, br. f, 3 104

42284 Lex’ton 3 4 l:l,7'*^mud 18-5 93 6 6 5

42060 Oakl’wn 55 f l:0S%fast 7 104 3 3 4

4‘2022 Oakl’wn

By Judge Wright — ^Abrasion (H. Van Ey).

2* L Gauge! 12 Loftus. Vision, Foster Embr.v

1 2 2'5 1* S Wida 7 Pajaroita II., Gaff. Girl. Visible

2 2 2*5 2* A I’ickens S C’seription, Billy Joe, F’cinating

7 6 5’ 5*3 J Dreyer 10 Brizz, Wlieat Cakes, Waterford

6 8 75 8*^ \V Lang S Bulger, AnnieEdgar, KingWorth

4 4 3* 3‘* W I..ang 8 Blaze;xwny, Yorkville, James G.

3 2 2* 2*5 W Lang 8 Walter Mack, Luzzi. ScotcliKisa

9 9 10*5 9'* J Dreyer 11 S. Susie. Blanchita, J.B. Harrell

4 6 45 3’5 T Murray 8 King Tuscan, Bunice, Bianca

By Magneto — Marguerite Doyle (W. E. Matthews).
T Davies l> .Maud Bacon, Itunh-c, View
4“ R I>avies 5 K.-una. Premium. S.irasota

15 R Davies r. KingWorth, Kuklux, Miss.\gnes

1* C Boone ♦» Gr’tllawk, Dr.Embree. G. Water

10 10 Bt’ 9** J Mooney 12 H.GoLucky. B. J<h‘, Impressive

6 6 4* 4*’ J McIntyre (> L.F.Play, Dane. Spray, Mannite

6 5 45 4**5 S Boyle 12 Eliz. Marie, NighK'ap. Ap.Jack

6 5 6*«6** J Bell 9 Yvette, Scrub I.ady, Bridesman

6 7 6* 5*® N Burger 10 Plureen. Speedster, Notate

t rider. F Merirnee r» Selma G., Margery, T. as Steel

11 12 12 12** J Metcalf 12 Adelia W.. Can. Light. BohBaker

By Rodney — Charity Lass (W. M. Cain).

6 5 6’ 6*2 S Boyle 8 Bobllonsley, L.Luxury, Martre

Drmoiidale — Mi-
mosa

l>34 Tom Ligaii 112 1 :03!om

FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile, 3-year-olds

109

112:;: 700

4:Pk«= Aldebaran 112 1:i:j% 10.1l2X7a7 43.786 Bl.Gra.ss :5-4 l:12%fast 241

. 4:D90 Shadow Liwa 10:Dl:44’%li 5 1 12..7(H)

,, ,0,.,.., ,, , r w-i II 11 .. 1 i-j/ .. . - 42472 1..0X. Fair 5-8 1 :01*4fast —

0 43602 Duke of Shelby ...ll2l:4oi5 « 112 X 700 42479 Church’l 3-4 1:17 hvy 36(

42280 Ix'x’ton 3 4 1:17 mud 50

41881 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 30

rard. Claiming. (May 8, 1917— C— H5.) 41781 Havana 3-4 l:18%slop 10

41701 Havana 65 f l:06%fast 20
btr lin Jockeys Started Order of Finish 41627 Havana 55 f 1:07 fast 30

By Marchmont II.— Tariff (J. W. Fuller). G490 Havana ImTOy 1:51 %hvy 12

n J 11 Burke 5 Skeer Face, Bunice, .Manfred <1-83 Havana 3-4 l:14%good 10

2- J (lrulH*r 5 Kama, S.irasota, Doily BARS AND STARS, b. g, 7

11- 11** <J Brown 12 J.P.lIouse, Busy Joe, J. O’Dowd 4:MSS l.,<‘\.Fair 3-4 1:14 fa«t 18

lb 2’ C Brown 12 LarryB., Manganese. EdGar’son 42021 Oakl’wn 5*. f l:0S%fast 10

6* 7** A Finley 7 Blondel, Sparkler, Encore 41878 Oakl’wn 55 f l:09%mud 5

1*» 5*3 J H Burke 7 Dimitri, Sw. Alyssum, Blondel 41785 Oakl’wn 55 f l:08%fast :J5

1*5 J Pitz 0 S. Alyssum, R.ifferty. Malyolio 41(i84 Oakl’wn 65 f l:07%fast 6-i

ink 2* J Pitz 7 Manganese, Violet, Sister Susie 41661 Oakl’wn 5-8 l:01%slow 15

FIRST RACE— 3-1 Mile, 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (May 8, 1917—1:11% — C— 115.)

Index Course Dist TimeT’ekOdds Wt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish

PREMIUM, b. g, 5 112 By Marchmont II.— Tariff (J. W. Fuller).

■ 7-8 l :(K»-’*-.fast 17-10 122

4:7704 Lex. Fair
4:4474 J^ex.Fair 3-1 l:i:5*ifa.st —

42994 Latonia 3-4 l:l3%tast 7

42884 Latonia 3-4 l:13%fast 6

419:40 Havana 3-4 l:12%fast 4

41884 Havana 65 f 1:07 *tadt 2

41810 Havana 55 f l:U7%fast 2
41768 Havana 65 f l:0G%fast 3
41730 Havana 65 f l:06%fast 4
J. J. MURDOCK, b. h. 6
435S2 Bl.Gra.ss 3-4 1:12 fast^ 45

By Marchmont II.— Tariff (J. W. Fuller).

15 J 11 J4urke 5 Skeer F:ice, Buniee. .>Ianfred
2- J GrulH*r 5 Kama, S.irasota, Doily

4’J022 Oakl’wn 3-4 l:13*%fast 40

41817 Oakl’wn 55 f l:07%fast 4

41761 Oakl’wn 5i f l:10%hvy 1

41632 Jef’son 3-4 l:14%;fast 4

I 41695 Jef’son 3-4 l:16%slow 25

41525 F.G’nds 65 f 1:07 fast 9-5

BLANCHE DONALTON, br. m. 6
4.3.786 Bl.Gras.s :5-4 l:12%fast 24f 111

4:4520 Lex. Fair 5-8 l:04*^mud 25 lOS

42472 l^x. Fair 5-8 1 :01*4 fast —

42479 Church’l 3-4 1:17 hvy 366

42280 Ix'x’ton 3 4 1:17 mud 50

41881 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 30

41781 Havana 3-4 l:18%slop 10

41701 Havana 65 f 1 :06%fast 20

41627 Havana 55 f 1:07 fast 30

93

6

5

5

5= 6' 2 S Boyle

104

3

3

4

4* 4=3 H

Cassity

1«>3

6

3

3

6*2 5*» 11

Cassity

101

1

2

2

2h 4*3 C

Brown

108

3

4

1

15 2n S

Boyle

102

4

1

1

1» 1* Q

Preoce

1015 1

1

1

2* 4=3 Q

Preece

99

105

2

1

1

1*5 1* H Ericks’n
By Mint — Mary ]

7 C. Gallant, Diseii.ssion, Bagpipe
7 llindoostan. Verity. E. BaudalJ
14 Lingden, Selma G., Tranby
(i Romeo, Toddler, Valerie West

6''i ,J Morys 12 Loftus. Miss Wright, Vision
5* B Jackson (» Ouiu. Thistle’s Beau, Statim

<*" A Finley 7 Blondel, Sparkler, Encore 41878 Oakl’wn

5*3 J H Burke 7 Dimitri, Sw. Alyssum, Blondel 41785 Oakl’wn

i 1* J Pitz 0 S. Alyssum, R.ifferty. Malyolio 41(484 Oakl’wn

* 2* J Pitz 7 Manganese, Violet, Sister Susie 41661 Oakl’wn

5*3 D Boland 7 Sis. Susie, M’ngunese, liighGear 41645 Oakl’wn

55 f l:09%mud 5
55 f l:08%fast :J5

43065 Latonia
43007 Latonia 3-4 1 :12%fa.«t 2l 103 9

42994 Latonia 3-4 l;13%fast 2 115 3

42897 Latonia 3-4 l:12%fast 9 112 2

42871 Latonia 3-4 l:12%fast 9 111 6

42800 Latonia 3-4 l:12%fast 7 114 8

42778 Latonia 1 l;38%fa.st 41 110 3

MAUD BACON, ch. m. 5 109

4?526 Lex. Fair 3-4 1 :i:jy4fa.st 12-5 ID

4348S Lex. Fair 3-4 1:14 fa.st 19-10 106
43247 Mt.Ster’g 1 1-8 2:02 fast — 107

. 43244 Mt.St’ng 1 1-16 1:54 fa.st — 207

4:i240 Mt.Sterl’g 3-4 1:18 fast — 107

4:m:\ Latonia 3-4 1:13 fast 15f 110 4

4275.‘J Latonia 3-4 1:1.3 fast 34 110 6

42:JS9 Church’l 1 1-16 l:49%mud .18f K>5 2

3-4 1:13 fast 23-10 107 11

109 I.,eft at the post.

By Contestor — Grotesque (J. Umensetter).

N Sway, T. o’ th’ Morning

423:M Church’l

1 1-8 l:52%fast

’84

107

6

2 5

7

10*

16’=* N

Barrett 11

42256 Lex’ Ion

3-4 l:14%fest

12

no

10.

9

8

85

5« N

Barrett 12

42224 Lex’ton

3-4 l:13%good 10

108

6

6

5

4*

4*3 M

Garner 11

42154 I.,€X’ton

3-4 l:13%fast

60

107

9

8

7

6*

55 A

Johnson 12

43025 Oakl’wn

3-4 l:15%slow

20

108

9

9

9

8*

8‘* G

Leeds 9

418;(8 Oakl’wn

3-4 1:14 fast

15

1085 6

6

6

<5

6*3 A
6‘* H

Johnson 9

41777 Oakl’wn

1 l:42%slow

5

103

6

6 5

5

5*

Cassity 7

BILLIE B„ ch. c. 6

115

By Thicket — Belle <

432::2 Empire

fa;st

10

107

3

3

3

2>‘

R

Deny.se 1 1

4:i229 Empire

2-4 1 :10 fast

w

109

5

4

2

2>

2* T

Davie.s 10

46190 Empire .

Ab 3-4 l:14%hvy

10

115

5

(i

4

2*

c

F’b’lher 1.5

42166 Empire

Ab3-4 l:13%Kood 3

120

6

T

5

7*

8''3 A

Sorrell 10

42867 Jamaica

3-4 1:14 last

6

no 10

8

7

7*

5^5 H

Ham’t’n 14

42624 Church’l

3-4 1:13 fast

6

106

1

3

4

4*

3=5 W

Riden’rl2

42416 Church’l

3-4 l:13%fast

11

111

3

3

4

4*

25 L

Canfieldl2

42315 Church’l

3-1 l:13%fast

9

112

6

7

$

€5

7*3 L

Gentry 11

42154 Lex’ton

3-4 l:i::%fast

6f

106

6

4

6

45

1““ H

Ham’t'nl2

41878 Oakl’wn

55 f l:09%mud

6

115

11

11

10

10*

9'« J

Durseh 11

41838 Oakl’wn

3-4 1:14 fast

10

113

7

4

8

7*

7»® J

Dursi;h 9

5* 4*5 H Thurberl2 Brig of War, Tiajan, A. Plotter 40742 Jef’son

6* 4’5 H Thurberl2 A. X. Akin, Pullux, Star Baby ANLACE, b. 1

5- 7*5 L Canfieldl2 J.P.lIouse, Busy Joe, J.O’lKiwd 41811 Havana
6* 7*3 K Lapaille 9 Bagpipe, A. X. Akin, Subahdar 41759 Havana

15 2*5 K Lapaillel2 Dr. Carmen, Breeze, Port Light 41728 Havana

€5 6^3 W War’onl2 W.W.H’ings, B.P’dler, H.B'yne 41653 Havana

8* 9**3 W War’on 9 Diversion, Grey Eagle, C. Leader 41616 Havana

Bv Tony Bonero— Oviedo (J. B. Goodman). 41548 Havana

2- li C Watts (i Doily, Itunice. Vu*w <1517 Havana

3*5 J Gruber r, Miss Wells. Bev. James. CanSlie <1<‘54 Havana

2 R Watts Bogart, Tugs, :;uster Clark 41363 Havana

3 M Schw’tz .Sarasota, Beau Spillcr. Willdo MANFRED, h

^ 2 M Schw’tz ♦* Scylla, IJttlecote. View 4:^526 Lex. Fair

75 7*5 J Pitz 11 Trusty. MeVex, David Craig 4.3522 Lex. Fair

7* 5'" N Barrett 12 Ladylvan, M.Gingliam, F.i’ullet 4:\504 L«*x.Fair

75 9-® H Thurberll High Ix)\v, Manokin, Raider 4:j4.'i9 A.shland

10* Id*** N Barrett 11 Fair Orient, Parr, Suiigold 4:i449 Ashland

85 5* N Barrett 12 (.’apt. Bums, JolinJr., Nobleman 4;<242 Mt.Storl’

4* 4**3 M Garner 11 II. Burgoyiie, M. Trask, C. Burns 428H4 Latonia

6* 55 A Johnsonl2 BillieB., KateAdams. BigSnioke 37775 Havana

8* 8‘* G Leeds 9 Orderly. Kirst. Cub, Skye Ball 37704 Havana

45 6’3 A Johnson 9 Port Light, BobA., J.ockO’Dowd :H677 Havana

5* 6‘* H Cassity 7 Baby Cal, Eulogy, Hondo Havana

By Thicket — Belle of Hajrisburg (R. H. Harvey). 37547 Havana
2“ R Dony.se 11 Apple ,la< k II.. I’easant. I’addy 2J523 Havana
2* 2* T Davie.s 10 Adele. Miss Kruter, Resist 37419 Havana

2* ;{** C F’b’lher l."» Resist, Onieo, Ambassador III. NEG. hlk. g.

72 8*3 A Sorrell 10 Resist, B’yconnell, J.P. Murphy 42045 Oakl’wn

7* 5*5 H Ham’t’nll Peasant, Aiqile Jack II., Alors 41954 Oakl’wn

42 2‘i W Riden’rl2 Star Baby, A. Middleton, Dimitri 41772 Oakl’wn

4» 25 L Canfieldl2 Star Baby, SisterSiisie, Mustard 41694 Oakl’wn

iusie 41661 Oakl’wn 5-8 l:01%slow 15
Gear 41645 Oakl’wn 3-4 l:14%good 50
40821 Jef’aon 55 f l:08%slo\v 6
mey <9779 Jef’son 6-8 l:03%good 8
litter 40742 Jef’son 6-8 1:07 hvy 4
iby ANLACE. b. f, 3
wd 41811 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 8
Ildar 41759 Havana ImSOy l:44y6fast 2
ight 41728 Havana lm50y l:43Vsfast 25
Pyne 41653 Havana 1 l:40%fast 4

*ader 41616 Havana 1 l:40%fast 35

41548 Havana ,1 l:40%fast 3

41517 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 2

nSlie <1454 Havana 1 1:40 fast 35

41363 Havana 1 l:41%goud 25

107

lo:t 11

n

11

13

7®5 H
12=* L

J Burke 9
i5anficddl2

Wise Joan, L. ('ooliniii, LilliaiiG.
Discussion, Impressive, 11 uf faker

108

5

6

9

9

9>» M

Garner

9

W.o’Wisd’m, Rhymer, L. Mexican

106

9

8

7

75

6*5 A

Finley

10

Yorkvilie, Miss Gove, Diadi

106

7

7

6

7»

7** J

Pitz

8

Lola, Ed Garrison, James G.

105

8

7

7

7*

6=5 J

Frach

S

James G., Lola, Chemung

105

10

9

9

9®

9** B

Kop’m’nlO

I’erigourd’e, Blaze’w’y, Frasc’lo

99

6

4 3

3

5*

8*1 T

Murray

8

Attorney Muir, St. Jude, James

no

8

3

4

65

6*5 T

Nolan

9

Sen. James, (lloriue. Waterford

112

111

li:j

•c

G

7

By Helmet — Follies
('hiav’tta (»

4* 4*5 D Owens 9

Bergeres (W. C. Weant).
MissWclls. Bev. Janies, I\I. Bacon
M.B. Thurman, Sybil, Sj), Queen

111

2

1

1

15

25 M

Garner

11

HarryD.. Scarpia 11., MissKruter

ill

6

4

2

15

1* J

Groth

11

Laiigiiornc, Sp. Queen, Th. Seven

112

1

1

1

1*

43 J

Groth

9

Eulogy. Bob A., Hurry I).

Am. Ace, B.Clioice, T.o’th’M’ing

114

2

6

5

4*5 4“ J

Groth

6

111

6

4

4

3b

5®5 J

Groth

10

MarsMouse, Bringhurst. Serenest

111

8

8

8

8

6*® F

Murphy

8

B. Williams, FoxyGriff, Medusa

113

3

2

1

1«

1* Q

'Walls

8

Sc’rgeman, H.Maliel, Pinehurst

114

1

1

1

1»

inb G

Walls .

9

W’. Slipper, B'. Monroe, M.S’rling

101 7 5
104 3

By Assagai — Ohiyesa (K. Spence).

6- 5*5 T Murray 8 Lackawanna, Avion, Iron Boy

25 6®J L Woods 7 Bonnie Tess, Guide Post, Austral

8 8»3 L Woods 8 G. Russell, Austral. J.W.Klein

55 3*3 L Woods 9 Cap. City, Circulate. J.W.Klein

4* 3*3 L Woods 8 Pliedoden. Circulate, S’ningdale

MANFRED, h.

g. 6

112

4^526

Lex.B'air

3-4 l:13%fast

13

117

4.3522

Lex, Fair

5-S

1:02 fast

9

119

4:\504

L«*x.Fair

5-S

1 :0«)%fast

12

122

4:i4r.9

A.shland

1-2

59 mud

—

no

4:i449

Ashland

5-S

1:04 fast

—

11.5

4;<242

Mt.Sbrl’g

1-2

.50 fast

11

.5 115

3-1 l:1.3%fa.st 17f 116
55 f l:09%good 4 113

5-8 1:04 ^^slow 10 li:i
55 f l:14%hvy 5 113

5-S 1 :05%hvy 3 113

3-4 l:13%fast 10 113

55 f l:08%fast 2 113

55 f l:08%£ast 10 114

NEG. hlk. g. 4 (M)

42045 Oakl’wn 5-S 1 :02%fa.st

41954 Oakl’wn

3-1 l:J4%fast 8
3-4 l:15%slow 10
55 f 1:08 fast 15

2L Gentry 11 John Jr., Kiug Belle. Sen. James 41465 F.G’mls lm20y l:52%hvy

3-4 1:16 fast 16-5 111

41163 B'.G’nda

55 f 1:08 slow

4

no

1

1

1

40972 B\G’nd8

65 f 1 .OeVifast

6

111

7

3

3

GOLD STONE.

h. g. 3

107

435S6 Bl.Gra.s.s

3-4 l;U%fast

10

pis

4:t030 Latonia

::-4 1 ;13%fast

18

102 :

12

12

r

42929 Latonia

3-4 l:15-'*smud

49

pr;

8

8

8

42774 Latonia

3-4 1:13 fast

18

104

7

7

8

42442 Church’l

3-4 l:15%hvy

10

102

7

6

3

42363 Church’l

3-4 l:13%fast

92

101

5

3

3

39793 Lex’ton

F C 1:11 fast 65-10

112

8

6

3

39730 Lex’ton

65 f l:10%hvy

20

100

6

7

7

38995 Latonia

65 f 1:08 fast

11

1035 9

6

2

SS901 Latonia

65 t 1:08 fast

15

100.

7

7

6

35 33 L Gentry 7 Onieo, John Jr., llarr.vBurgoyiie

1* D J Durseh 12 Sybil, ,Te.ssie O., Paul Connelly

45 4*5 J Durseh 12 Port Light, W.o’W’dom. JnckK

By Golden Maxim — Brighstone (W. F. Kneheikamp),
12'* F M •rinieel2 I.<dtiis. .Mjss Wright. Vision
S- 7" J M. Intyivl2 Boiistelle. Diseftssioti. A..M’iider

8 8=2 .1 McIntyre 9 L. Kai-hel, Sam Reh, .MarseJohu

8*510*2 J Mcli;tyrel2 II.GuLueky. JohiiJr.. A.Plotler
95 9** H Thurberl2 Blaise, Marse John, Thist. Green

2*» 25 H Thurberl2 Lancelot, LadyRacliel, Sarasota

8| 6** H Shilling 12 M’nlcirist, P’stoureau, B’ncrana

8* 9** J Gruber 12 C’m’Ueur, Ex’mpted, A.A’xauder

Fell. R Simpsonll Madge F., Orenzo, (jamoufleur

55 f 1 :08 fast 30 112

55 f 1:08 slow 40 113

65 f l:10*'5hvy 12 105

3-4 1:19 hvy 13 100

6-8 l:06%hvy 12 110

6* f l:10’%slow 4 107

:i-4 l:14%good Ilf lo9

40764 Jef’son 3-4 1:19 hvy

407i:8 Jef’son 6-8 l:06%hvy

40683 Jef’son 65 f DIO’t&sIow
40T.01 Latonia 3-4 l:14%gond

ACCLAMATION, ch. c. 3 (M)

A..\l’mler First start.
.MarseJohii

I 6 3 3* 2“ H Lunsr’d 9 Kimpalong. Cnballo, Sunningdale

2 2 4*» 5*3 H Lunsf’d 8 Avion, Kimpalong. Snow Queen

3 3 2* 1* L Woods 8 Sunningdale. Man. Coat, B. Clark

i 2 2 35 5*3 L Woods 5 Drag. Rock, CavanBoy, Austral

By Jack Atkin — Ellangowan (D. Hill).
f>>® B Jackson d Doily. Maiul Bacon, Bunice
3= 1» Jackson 4 Sil. Light, Bev. James, li.W’ldeek
4*5 W Fr’nklin ."i I’reinium. Skeer Fae«*. Bunice
4* J (’ruise .*» Job Thayer. Tugs, Sally (’uss

4=i J ('ruise 7 Buui<*e, Laekrose, Satisfied

1 .1 (’ruise 9 Lueky Pearl, ('an She, View

4 4 95 8'* .1 Hanoverl2 Igirry B.. Pi’emium. Manganese

4 3 3* 7®3 J Howard 12 W’ltliy Ann, M.Primity, B. Brook

7 7 45 6*5 M Hill i:j Freedom. Valspar, Svengali

12 2* 3«i D Bloom 9 FielderlL, M.Primity, 'r.Manson

6 8 8* 9=* J Howard 10 Morristown, Salon. Bob Blossom

2 1 31* 9®3 J Howard 10 Wodan. B. of Blarney, Betterton

5 3 3* 4*® J Howard Ei Kale, Immense, Baby Cole

3 2 2* 2i» D Bloom 12 Capt.Beu: Gulala. Eiiz.Th’mpson

By Orimar — Lulu M. (D. T. Morris).

4 3 35 3* Brown 12 R. Mantell, Okla. Irish. Roy. Tea

6 7 5= 5‘® Johnsonl2 Bengali. Alf Veziiia, EagerKate

4 4 25 21* J Groth 12 II. Mabel, Nasledovati, Min. F.

7 9 9* 8*® T Buel 12 Lib. Star. Lit. Princess, Steicliff

LI 2 3* 3*5 D Conn’lly 9 Handsel Rose, . Malice, Alma B.

6 11 11* 10* J Mooney 12 T. as Steel, Jack K., Lobelia

11 11 11* 10*» J Mooney 12 Billie B., Sybil, Jessie C.

7 7 6* 6*30 Willis 9 Laggard, 'Milda, Vigilante

3 6 6 6‘* H Cassity (i Thirty Seven, M. Bacon. KeyMar

7 6 6* J Rod’g’ez 9 Brot*zy, Ilarbard, Sureget

1 2 5* 4« M Gamer 8 Kttahe. Little D., Alma B.

2 2 2** 4*3 J Hanoverl2 Brig of War. Holda, CaptHodge

By Plaudit— Ellerdic (J. H. Morris).

FOURTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. (May 10. 1916— 68%— 2— 118.)

Gruber 8 A.A’ander, B.MTean, S’timental I 42159 Lex’ton

LADYLOVE, b.’ f. 2 (M)

42225 Lex’ ton 4i f 65V5g<x>d 8

By Shannon — Joie (B. Combs).

2 25 -3* R Simpson 4 B. Through, MissMinks, Mayrose
4 4 4*8 E Pool 4 Friz, Peace Pennant, By Golly

DAILY RACING FORM.

^Wednesday, September 3, 1919

MAMIE 0.. b.

or hr.

f. 2 (M)

109

Bv Everett— Ollie Ward (I. E. Clark).

.> s

1

:;q’

in.

Wolsi 'in i::

Fti'l'. .Mien. Arrnn Tuiiit. LilbiliK.

4 ’743 Latonia

;» s

J ;u| *r.slow

13

!«»;»

13

13

II

11* ll'» u

'iburbeil'j

.Miila. LadvRobcrIs. BrightGnld

43678 l.atqiiia

4i f

54 fast

33

1 1.5

11

10

pt- 10® r

K'scli’iul I

Mar. I.urkcit, .Msaeq. Hr. (odd

4LM19 Oakl’wii

12

49*sfast

4

108

7

&

7‘ 7*3 G

Warren 12

(.’.Walker, A. Jackson. Burgoyiie

41982 Oakl wii

36 f

42%fast

8

115

7

6.6 6=3 G

.W C.ar’l 9

P’ntom Fair. Furbelow. BciiecLa

41894 Oakl'wn

3 -i f

43%hvy

:m)

112

4

3* 2* J

Sm’llw’d 8

Marv.^I.ny, M. Parnell, M. Horner

41773 Oakl’wn

36 f

42 alow

so

112

7

T*J 7*6 C

K’sch'in 9

Sis. Helene, M. Minks, L.Pataud

41681 Oakl’wn

3J f

42%fast

15.

1L2

4

6 6*» C

K’.sch’m G

B. Allen. (LtbeWay. Z.d’Armee

MISS PATTY,

h. f.

2 (M)

109

By Robert Kay — Martha Lee (W. V. Thraves).

43022 Latonia

5-8

1 :<X»^fast

24

302

10

10

9

9* 9®* T

Murray 1‘2

Catania, Metem, Military Girl

42943 Latonia

46 f

56M>mud

13

108

4

7

9*6 6*« J

Pitz 12

Catania, T.Swimmer, Spart.Boy

42.899 l.,atonia

46 f

53 fast

26

105

6

6

6 6‘* T

Murray G

By Golly. M. Moore, S, Freedman

42836 Latonia

46 f

54*‘Si&ood 46

106J 7

7

66 6=3 J

Pitz 8

SpringVale, Sterling, A. Boy 11.

LITTLE SANDY, ch. g. 2 (M)

112

By Harrigan — Lemon Girl (0. Rogers).

42364 ('hurch'l

4i f

.34'Hifast

47

]<«♦

8

8

9 9=* II

Lunsf’d 9

Angon, Virgo, Peace Pennant

HIGH 'WIND,

ch. f.

2 TM)

109

By Master Robert—

-High Degree (D. W. Scott).

42943 Latonia

44 f

ritP-amutl

65

]US

1

1

r.A 12=® H

J Burkel2

Catania, T.Swimmer. Spart.Boy

42846 Latonia

44 f

55%fast

60

112

3

4

7* 9*« W

Meehan 12

Luke’s Pet, Maize, Alsace

42678 Latonia

46 f

54 fast

12

115

7

4

8* 11*= R

Simpsonll

Mar. Luckett. Alsace. Br. Gold

RAY ATKIN,

hr. g,

2 (M)

112

By Jack Atkin — Lady Robbins (J. T. Ireland).

42849 Latonia

5-8

1 :01*r.fast

73

113

5

9

9

9 9*3 L

Gentry 9

An. Toller, Burgoyiie, PI. Bill

MISS ANANIAS, ch.

f 2 (M)

109

By Eyebrow — Lottie

Darr (G. S. Johnson).

43583 Bl. Grass

5-8

1 :00-*:ifa.st

35f

lo7

J2*« H

Lunsf’d 12

Bob. Allen. ArrowPoiut. EulaliF.

<r.519 Lex. Fair

1-2

51 m.j-1

72

109

S**J C

Green 8

Anna Jackson, Alula, CicelyKay

SCALES OF WEIGHTS FOR SEPT., 1919

One -Half Mile.

DINTY, b. f, 2 (M)

Hl.CJrass ;VS 1 lOlVsfast

L«'X.Fair
4^iy.‘l0 Latonia
41:846 Latonia

l-»' 61 mud

5-8 l:02%mud
4i f 5o^:ifast

VIRGO, br. c, 2 (M)

4:1.583 BI. Grass

;.-S

1 :00ar,fast

41

lb)

S'*® K

Davies 12

42969 Latonia

5-8

1 :U4®^hvy

18

112

11

12

12

11®

11=« L

Gentry 12

42716 Latonia

5-8

l:0.3%hvy

6

115

5

7

6

6®

6‘® D

Conn’lly 7

42503 Church’l

44 f

55%hvy

11-

■5 113

3

o

6*

6*® D

Conn’llyl2 ]

42364 Church’l

46 f

64%fast 41-10 112

2

2

2®

2® D

Conn’lly 9 .

42255 l,ex’ton

44 f

55%fast

38

113

12

13

13

13** II

Tliurberl.3

42211 Lex’ton

46 f

68%hvy

37

115

4

1

2*3

i 2»J«

Troise 7

42155 Lex’ton

1-2

49 fast

45

112

2

6

4h

5® 2 R

Troise 10

42127 Lex’ton

1-2

48%fast

10

112

4

4

6®

6*® R

Troise 0

By Tony Bonero — Tallahassee (J. Hal Woodford).

S'*:,* (’ VanD’n 11! Mayroso, CieelyKay, Tow. Flask
6*^i C VanD’im S Anna .lackson. Alula, Cioidylvay
10 10 12 12“’ C VanDu’nl2 Maize, Alsace, Military Girl
12 11* 11*‘ C*VanDu’nl2 Luke’s Pet, Maize, Alsace
By Astronomer — Sutte (C. E. Walker),

FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards.
3—98.)

LITCILE P.. b. m. 6 104

4:5r.8T, IM.Gra.ss 11:29 fa'-t M

43026 Latonia 1 1-S 1:53 fast 75 lv> 7
42974 Latonia 11-16 1:52 hvy 11 112 10

42850 Latonia 11-16 1:47 fast 85 107 11

42591 Church’ 1 1 1-16 l:46%fast 8 106 10

42461 Church’ 1 1 1-16 l:51^8mud 7 105 1

42369 Church’ 1 1 1-16 l:47%fast 44 106 J 8

42184 Lex’ ton 3-4 1:16 hvy 14 104 4

41457 F.G’nds 1 1-16 l:53%mud 2J 103 5
41410 P.G’nds 1 1-16 1:54 hvy 18-5 102 7
41322 F.G’nds 1 1-4 2:09%good 13-6 101 8
LEAH COCHRAN, ch. m. 6 109

43472 I>^x.Fair 5-S 1:01 >4 fast — 110

42.591 ('hurch’l 1 1-10 l:4»i-hfa.st 6Sf 105 11
42508 (’hurch’l 1 1-4 2:12%hvy 72 102 6

4236S Church' I 1 1-16 1:46 fast 95 107 5

422S6 I/^rx’ton 1 1-8 l:58Vimud 15 107 5

42244 I^iX’ton 1 1-4 2:06%fast 6 102 6

42173 Jjex’ton lm70y l:4SM;hvy 73 105 7

42(»63 Oakl’wn 1 l:42%fast 2i 102 7
420:14 Oakl’wn 1 1-16 l:49%slow 6 102i 3

41636 Jef’son 1 1-8 l;55Vfefast 12 96 7

RHYMER, ch. f. 6 112

43.585 IM.Gra.ss 1 1 :.‘!9 fast 43 113

43.524 Lex. Fair 1 1-16 1:49 fast 20 11*5

4ra52 Latonia 1 3-16 l:58%fast 40 110 4

42889 Latonia 1 1-16 1:4b fast 6b 111 9
42574 Church’ 1 1 1-8 l:58%hvy 8 107 3

42280 Lex’ton 3-4 1:17 mud 26 HU 9
42188 Lex’ton 1 1-16 l:51%hvy 14 104 9

42036 Oakl’wn 1 1-16 l:48%slow 16 110 8

41983 Oakl’wn 1 l:43%fast 12 115 6

41683 Jef’son 1 1-8 2:05 mud 8 112 4

41667 Jerson 1 1-16 l:61%slow 12-6 HI 1
BENEFACTOR, b. g, 4 112

43025 Latonia 1 1-8 l:52%fast 25f 110 10
43000 l.atonia 1 1-16 l:45%fast 54f 110 9
42889 Latonia 1 1-16 1 :46 fast 12f 106 8
42818 Latonia 1 3-16 2:00<^fast 42 106 10

42629 Church’ 1 1 1-8 l:52%fast 62 105 6

42435 Church’ 1 1 1-4 2:ll%mud 9 104 2

42405 Church’l 1 1-8 l:55%slow 48 103 8

42334 Church’l 1 1-8 l:52%fast 37 105 7

TOKALON MARCH, b. r, 6 112

4:M)0.3 hi. G rass lm70yl :45y5fast 21 112

4.3527 ly^x.Fair 1 l:4H/^!fast 27-10 117
43489 Lex. Fair 3-4 1:15 fast 16-5 112

43473 Lex. Fair 1 l:42Hfast — 110

43070 Latonia 1 1-8 l:51%fast 41f 112 10

41932 Havana 1 l:39%fast 10 106 4

41900 Havana ImSOy l:42%fast 6 HI 1
41846 Havana ImSOy l;44%fast 3 107 6

41806 Havana 1 1-16 l:46%good 2 112 3

41770 Havana 1 1-16 l:46%fast 3 105 5

41732 Ha\ ana 11:40 fast 3| 105 8

41692 Havana lm20y l:42%fast 20 106 9

BROOM SWEEP, blk. g. 5 . 112

4:i586 Hl.Gra.s.s 3-4 l:12\fast 16 114

43033 Latonia 3-4 1:13 fast 86 115 6

43012 Latonia 1 1-16 l:4G%fast 40 114 8

42884 Latonia 3-4 l:13%fast 24 116 12

37816 Oakl’wn 1 1-16 l:46%fast 12 113 6

37758 Oakl’wn 1 1G6 1:46 fast 15 106 1

37545 Oakl’wn 1 1-16 l:46%fast IC-E 106 1
37484 Oakl’wn 1 1-16 1:40 ^fast 2 HI 1

37284 F.G’nds 1 1-16 l:4G)%fa8t 3 HI 1

37169 P.G’nda 1 1-16 1:46 fast 34 108 2

37135 F.G’nds lm70y l:46%slow 4 106 2

86881 F.G’nds lm70y l:45Vifast 6 113 4

BAG. ch. g. 8 112

43025 Latonia 1 1-8 l:52%fast 26 110 8

42879 Latonia 1 1-8 1:54 mud 6f 113 7

41933 Havana 1 1-4 2:06 fast 10 113 1

41845 Havana lm20y l:41%fast 2 114 1

41746 Havana ImSOy 1:43 fast 24 HO 1
41728 Havana ImSOy l:43*ifast 4 120 1

41463 Havana 11-16 1:47 fast 6-5 HO 1
41415 Havana 1 1-16 l:474fefast 8-6 109 2

3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (Sept. 23, 1911 — l:42Vs —

41331 Havana

lm20y l:50%mud

7

111

1

1

1

2

2*

PARRISH, ch,

. c. 4

118

B

43052 Latonia

1 3-16 l:5S%fast

50

105

9

Lost

rider.

42935 Latonia

1 1-16 l:49**5mud

12

111

6

6

6

4

6*

42037 Oakl’wn

1 1-16 l:48%slow

2

112

2

3

3

4

26

41753 Oakl’wn

1 l:43M;slow

26

113

6

4

1

1

1*

41706 Oakl’wn

3^ l:14%fast

20

110

8

9

7

6*6

41671 Oakl’wn

3-4 1:14 fast

30

111

10

8

7

7®

'41154 F.G’nds

ImTOy 1:50 hvy

10

110

4

3

4

5

1‘6

41076 F.G nds

1 1-4 2:15 hvy

10

107

7

6

8

8

10 :

ALDEBARAN,

b. g, 10

112

B

4:m*l Bl. Grass

lm70yl :4T)Vkfast

9

112

43070 Latonia

1 1-8 l:51%fast

25

107

11

9

8

8

8=

43012 Latonia

1 1-16 l:46%fast

12

109

11

8

8

9

9»

42818 Latonia

1 3-16 2:00%fa.st

29

111

8

7

8

8

8®

42405 Church’l

1 1-8 l:55%slow

44

106 10

8

6

6

9*

42334 Church’l

1 1-8 l:52%fast

29

104

11

11

9

8

9*

42024 Oakl’wn

1 1-8 l:55Vifast 11-10 108 12

7

6

4

3*

41819 Oakl’wn

lm70y 1 :47%fast

26

115

6

Fell.

41776 Oakl’wn

1 1-16 1:49 slow

6-6

114

9

7

6

5

E*

By Bryn Mawr — ^Annoyance (Knehelkamp ft How-
erton).

o’i \V Alooro 10 Hjiiulyiuo, Eulogy. S.irasot.-i

4 4* 3= W Moore 10 Ernest 11.. Gleipuer, I)r. Shafer

6 6* 6“' L Gentry 10 Medusa, Grace, Flapper

11 11' 11** C Brown 12 Bon. Toss, Crys.Day, Antoinette
10 6U 6'* C Rob’sonl2 Bandymo, Tanlac, Bonnie Tess

4 4* 4‘* C Brown 10 Flapper, B. Lynch, Lackawanna
6 44 4*i C Brown 12 Hondo, Bonnie Tess, Sea Urchin

4 4 4** W Moore 4 The C. Bawu, M. Trask, G. Queen

4 4* 4*4 C Brown 5 Progressive, Grumpy, Jason

6 34 3* C Brown 7 Queen Blonde, Jason. Blue Sock

3 3* 3*4 C Brown 8 Bajazet, llegreso, Kebo

By Leonid — ^Helen Print (C. B. Heath).

2“ .1 Morys 9 Wise .loan, LillianG.. E.nandall

12 10* 10-* H J Burkel2 Bandymo, Tanlsic, Bonnie Tess

7 7 7*® W Wright 7 Flapper, Bajazet, Bahy Lynch

6 6* 6*® C Brow'n 9 Eulogy, Lucky li.. Common Law

3 5* 6®2 C Brown 0 \Voo<lthrush, Waterford, Sasenta

7 8* 8‘* C Rob’son 9 Bajazet. B’nefactor, D.ofShelby

4 6*® 5’* II J Burke 7 BabyLynch, Flapper, M. Procter

2 2* 2* H Cassity 12 S. ITrchin, Brickley, TheophileV.

2 3*4 3* H Cassity (I Fr’nkM’nroe, Yermak* B.'riilstle

7 8* 8‘* J Staplet’n 9 Foun.Fay, Benefactor, Kegreso

By Salviglon — La Poeta (J. J. Troxler).

9" W Meehan 10 Bandymo. Eulogy, Lueile P.

25 W Meehan 7 Aztee. Ellison. El Key
7 8* 8^'® G Willis 12 W.H. Pearce, Redstart, J. David

10 11 11** R Simpson 11 Reveler, Medusa, Sunflusn

2 3* 3J T Murray 8 Raider, Nominee. Quito

6 4* 2® R Simpson 9 W.o’Wisdom, L.Mex’n, E.G*re<m

6 6* 7*’ T Murray 11 Little String, Irregular, Hondo

7 8 8*® W Crump 8 Tito, Mab, Ninety Simplex

6 6“ 6*4 W Crump 7 D.U’erts, F.ofSteel. S.W.J’nson

3 4* 4*® R Troxler 6 Bombast, B.Uauipson, S.B’derick

3 4*® R Troxler 5 PnuiCcunelly. B.Rock. Bombait
By The Manager — Alanarka (M. J. Rooney).

6 6* :5*a S Wolst’ml2 Quito, II. C. Basch, Lottery

4 4t» €* S 'Wolst’ml2 Bandymo, W. II. Pearce, Breeze

8 €4 6*4 C Brown 11 Reveler, Medusa, Sunflash

10 10 10®® H J BurkelO Brynlimah, Quito, Gord. Russell

8 8 8*« J Mooney 10 Rookery, Capt. Bums, Nashville

4 4® 6** T Murray 0 Sazy-Namy, El Key, Irregular

9 8*4 7‘* W Wright 10 Bogart, B'lapper, El Rey

9 7* 4** E Pool 11 B'air Orient. Parr, Suugold

By Marchmont II. — Tokalon (J, W. Fuller).

47 H J Burke S M. Wells, Benefactor. Aldebaran

4-i J H Burke 0 Sarasota. Starkey, I), of Shelby

35 J H Burke 4 El Key, Pliilistine, LadyWaldeek

2*4 J Gruber 5 Aztee, Mask. Marvel. Philistine

11 10* 9*® II J Burkel2 Breeze, S. Peur II., Antoinette

5 oj 4*4 J Frach 10 P.toPoint, CavauBoy, GuidePost

4 4* 3*® J H Burke 8 MissProcter. Sevillian, Shandon

4 4»* 4=3 L Fator 7 Zodiac, Wh’poorwill, R.L.Oweu

6 6*5 8** J Pitz 10 J.Snii>e, L.JaneGrey, B'r.Burke

3 3* 2* T Murray S Y’engliee, Queen'rrovato, Almino

4 4* 3*5 T Murray 11 S. McMeekiu, Lackrose, Syrian

6 2»» 4*4 T Murray 10 Will Soon. Cork. Queen Trovato

By Sain — ’^fhisk Broom (J. McPherson).

S'*4 W Meehan 12 Lofttis, Miss Wriglit. Vision

11 H 11'® L Gentry 11 Trusty, MeVex, David Craig

12 12 12*® D Conn’llyl2 Kilkeuny, Jackstraw, M. Maker

8 7*5 7** J Mooney 12 Harry B.. Premium. Manganese

7 9 9** W J O’B’n 9 Blue Thistle, Kingfisher, Diadi

2 5*® 5=* J Dursch (5 Eulogy. Old Broom, II. C. Bascb

1 1*4 4*1 L Gentry 12 Blue Thistle, Waterproof, Say

1 2* 2* L Gentry 8 B. Thistle, W. Thyme, A. Heiuze

4 9* 10** M Buxton 10 Hubbub, Felucca, Bro. Jonathnu

4 9 9** A Johnson 9 Jes. Louise, BellBoy, BlackBroonr

6 4*4 2® A Johnson 7 Paddy Dear, Mary H., F.I.<€gend

6 3b 24 A Johnson 9 Marianao. Dr. Samuel. Eulogy
By Cunard — Bandello (W. F. Poison).

10 10* 9*® C Howard 12 Quito. II. C. Basch, Ix)ttery

10 10= 10*® C Howard 12 S.McMeekin, Bour.Lad. Corydon

1 lb 3*4 J Frach 8 Kingfisher. JohnW. Klein, Diadi

6 8 6®4 D Boland 8 Capt.M’mont, J.Schas, Bierman ;

3 34 33 D Boland 8 Artist, Cliillum, Miss Sweep i

2 2* 6*3 C Howard 8 G. Russell, Austral. J.W. Klein |

1 ’Ink 14 C Howard 8 S.McMeekin, F. Keogh, Lit.Buss '

1 1* 1* C Upward 9 Dalrose, Sevillian, John Graham

W Wright 12 W.H. Pearce. Re<lst;irt. J. David
» C Brown 7 Redland, Arnelita. Brynlimah |
A Johnson 9 S. Gatewood. Lit. String, D.Dare '
H Cassity 9 Astraea, Gleipuer. Sir Dyke I
1 H Ham’t’nlO U. U. Basch. Jack K., Bathilde j
» S Boyle lO PortLight, GreyE’gle, Liberator i

Two-year-olds . . . .

1G.-I

105

100

9‘»

Tlm*e-y« ar-ohls

122

123

IIG

119

Four-year-olds ....

12G

12G

122

124

Five-year-olds and

upward ..12*’»

12G

122

124

Three-Quarters Mile.

Two -year -olds lG."i

105

95

97

Three -year -olds . .

125

125

IIG

121

Four-year-olds ....

1.30

122

127

Five-year-olds and

upward. . . .130

130

122

127

'F wo -year -olds ....

One Mile.
9.5

95

92

SS

‘Fliree-year-olds

119

119

lU

115

Four-.vear-ohls . . .

1’2G

12G

J ®‘l®>

124

Five-year-olds and

upward. . . .12G

12G

122

124

One and One -Half Miles.

Two-year-olds

S7

84

Tliree-.vear-olds . . .

IIS

IIS

110

112

V'our-.vear-olds ....

12G

U2G

1*22

124

Five -year -olds . . . .

1 2G

12G

124

12.5

Six -year-olds and

ujwaril. . . . 12G

12G

124

125

Three-year-olds ..

Two Miles.
114

114

109

Four-year-olds . . , .

125

122

123

Five-year-<*lds . . . .

1*25

125

124

124

Six -year-olds and

upwanl. . . .125'

125

125

1*24

Thre<*-year-olds . . .

Three Miles.
lOS

lOS

107

104

Fou:*-.vear-olds ....

V‘.5

1 25

12**

121

Five-year-olds . . . .

125

1 2.5

12G

125

Six -year-olds and

upwjird .... 125

125

127

125

Tliree-year-olds ...

Four Miles.

105

105

Four-. rear -olds . , .

122

122

Five-year-ohls . . . ,

1*27

127

Six -year-olds ami

upw.-ml

12S

12S

THE JOCKEY CLUB.

In races of intermediate lengths the weights for
the shorter distance shall be carried.

In races exclusively for three-year-olds or four-
year-olds the weight shall be 120 pounds, and for
two-year-olds 122 pounds.

Except in handicaps and in races -where tiie con-
ditions expressly state to the contrary, fillies two
years old shall be allowed three pounds and mares
throe years old and upward shall be allowed five
pounds before September 1 and three pounds there-
after.

Welter weights shall be 28 pounds added to the
weight-for-age. In heavy handicaps the top weight
shall not be less tlian 140 pounds. In all liandicaps,
wlien the added money exceeds $G0O, the top weight
shall not be less than 12C pounds.

KENTUCKY STATE RACING COMMISSION.

In races of intermediate lengtlis the weights for
the sliurter distance shall be carried.

In races exclusively for two-year-olds, 118 pounds
sh.tll be carried.

In races exclusively for three-year-olds, 122
pounds shall be carried.

In heat races there sliall be an allowance of five
pounds from the scale of weights.

Except in handicaps, fillies two years old and
geldings of all ages shall be allowed three pounds.

Fillies and mares three years old and upward
shall lie allowed five pounds before September 1 and
three pounds thereafter.

CANADIAN RACING ASSOCIATIONS.

In races of intermediate lengths, the weights for
the shorter distance shall be carried.

In races exclusively for three-year-olds or four-
year-olds the weights shall be 122 pounds, and for
two-year-olds 118 pounds.

Except in handicaps and in all races where the
conditions expressly state to the contrary, fillies
two years old shall be allowed three pounds, itnd
fillies and mares three-years old and upward shall
be allowed five pounds before the first of September
and three pounds thereafter. (leldings allowed three
pounds.

In all races (except in handicaps) wliere foreign-
breds are not penalized os such horses foaled in
Canada shall be allowed up to and including three
years 7 pounds; four years and upward, 5 pounds.

Welter weights shall be 28 pounds added to the
weight-for-age.

In heavyweight handicaps the top weight shall
not be less than 140 i>ounds.

No two-year-olds shall compete in an all-aged
race prior to August 1.

In all handicaps, when the added money exceeds
$G00, top weight shall not be less than 12G pounds.

CUBA AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

In races of intermediate lengths the weights for
slmrter distances sliall be carried.

In races exclusively for two-year-olds# 118 pounds.

In races exclusively for three -year-olds, 122
pounds.

In races e\< Iusiv<’1y f.ip four year olds. 12G pounds.

Fillies two years old alh>wr«| three pounds.

Fillies and mares, Ihree yem -olds and upward,
allowed five pounds iM’fore Septeiuber 1.

Fillies and mares, three year olds and upward,
allowed Ihree |tomuls after September 1.

No gelding three years old and over shall be
qualified to start in any race closing seventy -two
hours or more before the date of running, except
handicaps and selling races. This rule shall not
apply to horses gelded prior to February 13, 1919.

LOWER CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB.

In races of intermediate lengths the weights for
the shorter distance shall be carried.

In a race exclusively for two year-olds the
weights shall be 118 pounds.

In a race exclusively for three-year-olds or four-
year-olds the weights shall be 122 pounds.

Except in handicaps and in races where the
weights are fixed absolutely in the conditions, fillies
two years old and geldings of all ages shall be
allowed three pounds, and fillies and mares three
years old and upward shall be allowed five pounds
before September 1 and three pounds thereafter.

Welter weights shall be 28 pounds added to the
weight-for-age.

In heavy handicaps the top weights shall not be
less than 140 pounds.

NEW ORLEANS BUSINESS MEN’S RACING
ASSOCIATION.

In races of intermediate lengths the weights for
the shorter distance shall be carried.

In races exclusively for two-year-olds the weights
shall be 122 pounds.

In races exclusively for three -year -olds or four-
year-olds the weights shall be 12G pounds.

In handicaps, when the added money exceeds $C00,
the top weight shall not be less than IIG pounds.

Except in handicaps and in races where the con*
ditions state to the contrary, fillies two years old,
and mares three years old and upward, shall be
allowed five pounds before September 1 and three
pounds afterward.

STEEPLECHASE WEIGHTS.

At the eastern tracks all steeplechase races are
run under the rules of the National Steeplechase
and Hunt Association, which provides these weights:

For steeplechases less than three miles — From
January 1 to August 31. inclusive, three years, 133
pounds; four years, 149 pounds; five years, 157
pounds; six years and over. 1G2 pounds. From Sep-
tember 1 to December 31, inclusive, for three years,
137 pounds; four years, 154 pounds; five years, IGO
pounds; six years and over. 1G2 i>ounds.

For steeplechases of three miles and over — From
January 1 to August .31, Inclusive, four years, 143
pounds; five years, 1.55 pounds; six years and over
IGO pounds. From September 1 to December 31, in-
clusive, for four years, 149 pounds; five years, 158
pounds; six years and over, IGO pounds.

For hurdle races — From January 1 to August 31,
Inclusive, three years, 135 pounds; four years, 142
pounds; five years, 152 pounds; six years and over,
15G iK)unds. From September 1 to December 31, in-
clusive, three years, 142 pounds; four years, 1.5,5
IK)uiids; five years and ovqr, IGl pounds. In races
e.\clusively for three-year-olds the weights shall be
145 pounds.

Except in handicaps and In races where the
weights are fixed absolutely in the conditions,
mares shall be allowed five pounds before Septem-
ber 1 and three pounds afterward.

For races on the flat under Hunt Club auspices,
the scale of weights adopted by the Jockey Club
shall govern and in respect of such races welter
weights Shull be 28 pounds above the weight for
age.

In the west the weights specified by the Western
.lockey Club and the American Turf Association are
identical and are as follows:

•

Jan.

April.

July.

Oct.

Age

Feb.

May.

Aug.

Nov.

March.

June.

Sept.

Dec.

3-year-olds

125

129

134

140

4-year-olds . . . .

147

149

151

154

•5-year-olds . . . .

157

ICO

103

104

G-.vear-olds and

up. 168

170

172

172

The rules of the Canadian Racing Associations
governing steeplechases and hurdle races provide
that no horse shall be permitted to start in any
steeplechase or hurdle race carrying less than 130
pounds. When a scale of weights for age is not
fixed by the regulations of any course or by the
conditions of a meeting or race the following scale
shall govern:

For steeplechases and hurdle races less than three
miles, from January 1 to July 31, inclusive, four
years, 145 pounds; five years. 150 pounds; six years
and over. IGG iKuinds. From August 1 to December
31. inclusive, three years. 138 i>ounds; four years,
1.55 pounds; five years, 1G3 pounds; six years and
over, IGG i»ounds.

For steeplechases of three miles and over, Janu-
ary 1 to August 31, inclusive, four years, 138
pounds: five years, 157 pounds; six years and over,
IGO pounds. From September 1 to December 31,
inclusive, four years, 149 pounds; five years, IGl
pounds; six years and over, IGG pounds.

Except iu handicaps and in all races where the
conditions expressly state to the contrary, mares
shall be allowed five pounds before the first of
September and three pounds thereafter. Gildings
allowed three pounds.

H Lunsf’d S MissWell

Benefactor, T. March

SHADOW LAWN. b. g. 5

^:M!>u Lex.Fuir 1 1-16 1 :4S^fast 21-3
4.“-0-l8 I.atonia 1 1 2 2:32*/5fast 14
42877 I.atonia 1 1-8 l:52%fast 16
425.54 ('hurch’l 1 1-8 l:56%mud 63
42369 rhurch’l 1 1-16 l:47%fast 46
40524* 1 ..a ton ia lm70y l:5lMjmud 14
40376 Latonia 1 1-8 l:564^slop 19
40349 Latonia 1 5-8 2:46%fast 11
40332 Latonia 1 1-16 l:46%fast 25

DUKE OF SHELBY, blk. g, 8

112

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lm70yl :44*,fa.st

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4.*i527

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1 1:41 ‘/if a St

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114

4:*524

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11-16 1:19 fast

92

115

4.3490

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1 1-16 1 :48’^ifa.‘=t

14

116

4..105

Paducah

1 1-16 1:.5:J fast

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116

43100

Paducah

11-16 1:.52 fast

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11.5

42947 Hitonia 1 1-8 1 :5« mud 1 If
42S8‘» Latonia 11-16 1:46 fast J2f
42780 Latonia 1 1-16 l:46*/<ifast 80
42435 Church’l 11-4 2:U%mud 30
42409 Church’l 1 1-8 1:.54 slow 75
42244 Lex’ton 1 1-4 2:064fefast 62
42075 Oakl’wn lm70y l:45%fast 30
42034 Oakl’wn 1 1-16 l:49%slow 10

Conn’llyl3 S.W.J’hnson, Lukemae, VernaB.

By The Commoner — ^Black Sleeves (J.H. Woodford).

4® »’ VanD’un 5 Starkey. Ellison. D. of Shelby
12 12 11== J Ilowanl 12 Quito, Sandman II., Brynlimah

12 12 12 *« C Vanl>u’nl2 Exliorter, Kingfisher, Lucky R.

7 7 7*® C VanDu’n 7 Brynlimah, SunGo<l, F. Handley

11 10® 10'® C VanDu’nl2 Hondo. Bonnie Tess, Sea Urchin '

6 2* 2® C V’nDu’n G Baby Lynch, Her.Temidc, Diadi

8 8 8** C V’nDu’n 8 Sleeth, Fair Orient. Cracow

2 2* 3®J C V’nDu’n G Buffington, El Rey, Lottery

7 7* 8® C V’nDu’nl2 MaryBelle. F. Orient, FI. of Steel

By Stalwart — Piseco (S. T. Baxter).

7'i K Simpsonll Wiliigaii, Italiabiah II., View
:;*?. E Glass G Sarasota. Starkey. Tok. March
r.®i J Cruise 7 Aztec. Kliymer. Ellison
3® R Davies 5 Starkey, Ellis<»n, Sliadow I.nwn
2= C Boone 5 (ire.-it Dolly. Trentiiio, The(Merk
6*J W Winkler G Tnuitiiio, IrouQueeu, GreatDoll.v

12 10= 10*2 J Heupel 12 Kingfisher, Sen. James, W’rproof

11 9* S®i H J Burkell Reveler. Medusa, Suiillash

9 74 6**f J Bell 12 ’I'h. Green, Dr.Samuel, Kilkenny

5 6 €*** W Hoag G Sazy-Namy, El Key, Irregular

6 6* 6*® J Bell 7 Pastoureau, Blis. Polly, Redland

6 44 3*i J Bell 9 Bajazet, Benefactor. F. Monroe

5 7* 7=® J Bell 11 Mab, Scourgeman, Willdo

6 6** 5** J Bell G F. Monroe, Yermak, L. Cochran

nrKiCDAI Kir\A/Q WOTUQ OF THE DAY already started downward and will continue.

GLNtKAL WLW5 W UIL;> Ur inc. considerable.” said J. Ogden

, Armour, t!ie (’liicago packer, iu an interview here

BERLIN, Germany. September 2,-C.erman re-

ports from Riga declare that (len. G<uigh of the England. Septe,ul»er 2.-Joe Be<kett.

British army lias proclaimed to the population of ^lampion t»f Euglau.l, knocked out

19‘trograd that an attack is about to lie made upon .Mc(;«M»rty, the American light heavyweight,

that ciiy. The reimits quote the proclamation as s.*venteenth round of tlieir bout at tlie

loiilinuing: ‘‘As soon as Petrograd has lM*en freei!

from iMdshevist tyranny, f»>od will be sent.”

SEATTLE. Wash.. .SeptemlMT 2. — President Wilson
will review the P.acific fh*et hen* at 4 p. m. Sat-
urday. September 13, according to telegrams from
Secn*tary 'rumulty reeeived today by the ehainnaii
of Seattle’s presidential ami fleet welcome eom-
mittws. The historic battleship Oregon will be
the reviewing ship, tlie wires said.

COPENHAGEN. Denmark, September 2.- As a
result of negotiation:? at Versailles it has been de-
cided Germany, within the next six months, shall
deliver ’20,000,000 tons of coal to France, as com-
pared with the 4,3.000.000 tons provided for by the
terms of the iH*ace ‘treaty, a German official state-
ment ree<‘Ived here says.

S'r. PAUL, Minn., September 2.— “The crest in

liigU cost of liviug 1ms been reaclieU. prices

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National Sinirting Club here tonight. Tlie fight was
s<-hedulcd to go twenty rounds,

BKIjGRADK. Bulgaria. September 2. — Nuiuliers
of Italian soldiers liave been massacred in severe
attacks by Albanian claiismen. according to the
Politika of this eity. 'Fhe remainder of the Italian
troops retired toward Durazzo and other strong
points.

LARKDO, 'Foxas, September 2. — Two Americgn
aviation officers on border patrol duty were fired
upon today by a group of Mexicans while flying
up tlie Rio Grande, near here, and one of the
officers was wounded in the head.

SPRINGFIKLD, 111., Septenilver 2. — Charters of
twenty -four eoul mine locals in Illinois iu rebellion
against constitutional authority have been revoked.
Frank Furriugtou, state uiiuers’ presideut, uu-
uuunced tiiduy, _ _

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